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21-Piece Bell Roadside 900 Bike Tool Kit w/ Mini Pump & Case Expired
$10
$26.99
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Best Buy has 21-Piece Bell Roadside 900 Bike Tool Kit w/ Mini Pump & Case for $9.99. Shipping is free for My Best Buy members (free to join). Otherwise, select free store pickup where available.
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Includes:
- Multi hex tool
- Philips head and flat head screwdrivers
- Wrench
- Bottle opener
- Mini-pump
- Glueless patches
- Carrying case
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Best Buy [bestbuy.com] has 21-Piece Bell Roadside 900 Bike Tool Kit w/ Mini Pump & Case for $9.99. Shipping is Free for My Best Buy members (free to join [bestbuy.com]). Otherwise, select free store pickup where available.
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| Product Name: | Bell - Roadside 900 Bike Tool Kit - Multi |
| Product SKU: | 6536792_6536792 |
| UPC: | 35011975795 |
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank krish_krish
It is worth to carry even a cheap spare rear derailleur if you are doing a long trip, nothing is worse as to have a broken bike 40 miles away from home/car. Master link is a default item to have with a tube. If you ride in a city park don't need to carry anything
Almost went 12 but wasn't in the budget. I would have just wasted money my riding habits.
Yes, chain breaks are rare but could happen to anyone. I only broken on once over many years (pretty new 10speed XT/Ultegra), but i have helped at least a dozen people on the trail.
I would personally not buy a multitool or assemble a road/trail side bike tool kit without a chain breaker
I worked on this and can attest, the pump is useless.
This POS pump is in here because retailers only focus on item count and what they think are features.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank drl136us
Please don't buy emergency kits of any kind from Bell. They're all scam garbage!
https://a.co/d/9OZKluf
I bought this Bell emergency roadside kit from them 12 years ago and returned it. They had the temerity to use a bag without a zipper that required zip-ties to close and then put 25 zip-ties in the kit and then counted each individual zip-tie to close the damned bag again towards the 100-count.
It's 12 years later and Bell STILL makes the crappiest emergency kits possible. You could make better ones at the dollar store. Please don't give them any more money. They should be out of business for selling pure less-than dollar store crap as emergency kits for this long.
I will continue to carry the master link and chain tool and hope I don't fall off my bike and smash my head on something when I eventually do break a chain.
I will continue to carry the master link and chain tool and hope I don't fall off my bike and smash my head on something when I eventually do break a chain.
Can I ask you a question about bikes? I just undusted my 29er Mountain Bike after several years. I noticed a thin piece of rubber coming out of the wheel and proceed to pull it out like a ribbon. It was cracked and in multiple pieces. I thought well of course I need a new tube. I then take the entire wheel off the rim and the actual tube is in there and in good shape but I don't have right pump attachment to double check. So what was that ribbon piece and what would you recommend I replace it with?
This POS pump is in here because retailers only focus on item count and what they think are features.