Electric Bike Action - August 2016

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1. The box—Pedro’s Master tool kit, modi;ed with
removed foam and customized pallets and a secret
stash spot for cables and housing behind the main pallet
2. Lezyne 3-way Torx and Allen wrenches

3. Pedro’s T-handle Allen wrenches

4. Pedro’s ratchet-style box wrenches

5. Pedro’s cone, bottom bracket and headset wrenches 6. Specialized L-bend Allen wrench set

7. Digital angle ;nder

8. Pedro’s star nut setter

9. Flat bastard ;le

10. Pipe cutter for trimming steerer tubes and handlebars

11. De-burring tool

12. Abbey tools scriber

13. Fiskars scissors

14. Various pliers and side cutters

15. Lezyne pedal, BB wrenches and chain whip

16. Silver Sharpie pens

17. Dixon Ticonderoga pencil

18. Morningstar rotor truing tool

19. Park foldable razor blade

20. Shimano multi-tipped screwdriver

21. Small bottle of Loc-Tite

22. Teeny, tiny screwdriver set

23. T-handle and driver handle Torx- 30 wrenches for chainring bolts

24. Various punches

25. Mini tub of grease

26. Spice bottle ;lled with cable crimps and ferrules

27. Fox digital shock pump

28. SRAM brake line cutter and barb driver tool

29. Mariposa torque wrench

30. Magura bit set

31. Bondhus T-handle, ball-end speed wrenches

32. Park spanner wrench

33. Wolf Tooth cassette/BB tool

34. Slime digital tire pressure gauge

35. Craftsman 1/2-inch ratchet driver with Shimano BB tool 36. Various BB cup tools

37. Finish Line Ti Prep anti-seize in a syringe 38. Digital micrometer with .001-inch accuracy

MASTER TOOK KIT

This tool kit was re;ned over many years on the road by a professional mechanic. It’s capable of handling nearly any repair on the ;y and weighs in at a hefty 50 pounds. Not every mechanic needs to go this big, but the ones who do probably already know.