I own a lot of pairs of multitool pliers (2 swisstools, multiple leatherman (juices, squirts. wave, skeletool, mini, micra), gerber, other no names)
The only two that get taken on bike rides is the wave and the skeletool, generally the latter. I find scissors useful but the skeletool doesn't have a set so somethings take the wave
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Stu, yesterday.
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I'll let you have that if you can post a picture of you putting your face into a muddy wheel so you can unscrew the nut on a presta valve with your teethBearbonesnorm wrote:Is there only me uses their teeth?
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Surely one uses their Wolf Tooth Components Master Link Combo Pliers for such tasks.benp1 wrote: I'll let you have that if you can post a picture of you putting your face into a muddy wheel so you can unscrew the nut on a presta valve with your teeth
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I'm rather taken with the nail file on that MW multitool. Even if we smell like farmyards we still have to try and maintain the image of dapper bikepackers-about-town
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