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Favourite chain tool
What's your favourite chain tool?
I have a Park mini brute chain tool (CT-5) which I carry with me, I also want a workshop one so I can leave my bike kit alone.
Any recommendations?
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I thought I would be able to edit my original post to add comments but doesn't look like it so I'll have to comment here.
Does anyone use the Park CT-3 or CT-3.2? What's the difference?
I use a lezyne 11sp chain tool, it has built in spoke keys. Was not hugely expensive either. If money was no option it would be a Campag one.
I love my little Birzman damsel fly. It's got a nice grip able handle, and fits in the on bike tool bag. The dragonfly is a quality bit of kit for the workshop too.