Park Tool

After reading several reviews on BTD about the durability of the plastic version of Park Tool's chain scrubber, I splurged for this metal version. I don't regret it. I've ridden for 30yrs and always done my own drive train cleaninug with rags, toothbrushes, and Q-Tips. The chain scrubber is a game changer. This makes the process 3x faster with less mess, resulting in a chain that is thoroughly clean. My drive train is noticeably quieter after using the chain scrubber. It's easy to fill and empty the reservior of the scrubber with Park Tools biodegradeable degreaser or the degreaser of your choice. The internal parts, brushes and pads, can be replaced when worn, which is great. I'm wishing I made this investment about 25 years ago.

My wife and I each have several bicycles, with frames and components made of various materials, including steel, aluminum and carbon. As I'm tasked with performing routine maintenance on all of our bikes, I wanted a lube that would be safe and effective to use on all of them. This was recommended by the mechanics at our local bike shop. I liked that it was available in a size that fit nicely in my portable toolbox. I also like that I can neatly squeeze out only as much grease as I need. The 4 oz. tube is conveniently sized and should easily last me several years.

This is a great tool to carry in your bike kit on those long rides where you may be out on your own or far from support. It's really small, but works like a charm if you have a spoke issue or need to do some road/trail-side repair work. These work really well and for the price you can't beat it. Easy to stash in a seatpack or tube roll. There multiple sizes of this tool so make sure you buy the one that fits your spokes. This is the same tool that I use when doing truing work in the stand.

Excellent pedal wrench. Built very well, the size provides plenty of leverage for hard to unfreeze pedals and the rubberized handle grip is very comfortable. Only complaint would be I think it is a good deal overpriced for simply being a pedal wrench. Don't see why this wrench would ever cost more than $25-$30 tops.

I have no idea why someone would give this product a poor review because it does not fit allen/hex key type pedals like Shimano, Time, Look, etc... It's obvious from looking at it that there is no hex key male type fitting anywhere on the wrench so why would you think it is meant for any pedal that is tightened with an allen/hex key??????? In addition, the product description says it is, "thin enough to access all wrench flats." A wrench flat is NOT an Allen/hex key opening. LOL :-)