[Closed] Which Multi tool with chain breaker?

Topeak Hexus. Or one of their ratchetty things if that's too boring. Or Lezyne do a couple that are prettier and better made but less good at actually being tools.

Go Pedros ,go minimalist 🙂

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On-one £5 multi-tool is good. I only bought it to push my basket to over £20 for free delivery, so only cost £2.50!

keep them separate, its a pain trying to use the chain tool attached to a multi tool if you need it on the "wheelside" of the chain - park tools mini brute will do the job and you wont notice it until you need it

[url= http://www.wiggle.co.uk/topeak-hexus-ii-16-function-multi-tool/ ]Hexus[/url].

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Crank Brothers m17 works quite nicely for such a small tool. Lezyne ones give no room to get any leverage if the link is even slightly stiff, imo.

Topeak alien - have had 2 different models (due to losing one - then finding it again) and the chain tool is excellent the few times I've needed to use it

topeak mini 18 the chain splitter separates from the multi tool for ease of use, all top quality tools aswell

Another vote for the Hexus here.

My Specialized one broke, trying to remove the broken link (almost brand new KMC X9). Still had to do the walk/dandyhorse of shame to the nearest tram stop.

Replaced it with a Hexus I think (forget now), but tend to carry one of the many "proper" chain breakers in the rucksack too. Doesn't really take up much room tbh, and easier to use with frozen fingers.

bellefied - Member
keep them separate, its a pain trying to use the chain tool attached to a multi tool if you need it on the "wheelside" of the chain - park tools mini brute will do the job and you wont notice it until you need it

Why would you attempt to open a chain from the wrong side?

http://www.topeak.com/products/Mini-Tools/SuperChainTool

Works better than any of the multi tool versions IMO

Thanks all, I always ride with a small pack so I think I'll go for the separate chain breaker idea. Hadn't thought of that.

Now if only I can remember not to hoof it in the wrong gear pointing uphill so as to try not to break said chain in the first place.

Hexus.
Every time.

I use this so much I don't know how I managed without it!
http://www.topeak.com/products/Mini-Tools/RatchetRocket

Especially good at Ikea flat pack furniture.

topeak
every time 🙂

I'd go separate. I've had a park ct5 for years, does the job nicely.

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Another long term and happy Crank Bro 17 user here, the chain tool is solid.

Yep, cranks bros 17, mine is as old as the hills, genuinely built to last.

... one of the few CB product that has lasted 😯

Mine's a CB19. It's ace; until I recently acquired an actually proper home chain tool it was my only option whether out and about or not, and it works perfectly.