Spoke wrenches, nipple drives, and Tune deburring tools.
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While growing up in southern California, Jason began cycling seriously on BMX bikes in 1978, at the ripe old age of six. Over the next ten years he rode nearly exclusively on 20" wheels. In the late 1980's Jason began riding mountain and road bikes... Jason's Complete Profile
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what’s with the cutout in the pedros tire lever? and the unusual Tune reamers? to chamfer the spoke holes?? what about the bigger t-handled one?
The Pedros lever was modified to take off the end cap of a 15mm through axle Extralite mtb disc hub. The tune reamers are for putting a chamfer on the spoke holes inside of the rim and also the spoke holes of hub flanges. The large reamer is used for enlarging valv e stem holes on mtb rim when converting them to tubeless.