Femor Professional Bicycle Maintenance Tools 48 Piece Bike Repair Tools Set Kit Multifunctional with Box for All Bike Types

I recently received this and got to try these tools out. I don't know why it has received such negative comments about not being good quality or bending etc, absolute rubbish! This is a good set of tools for the bicycle, they are very well made, solid and heavy and did the job perfectly! There are more tools in this box then I need or know what they are for as there is so many items in this box. I am extremely happy with this. Don't listen to the negative comments. If you don't know how to use tools, any tool you use will break or bend, and I can honestly say, I'm not sure how some people claimed they got bent, unless you purposely try to bend them, there's no way of doing that as I said, they are solid, heavy and excellent quality. One happy customer, thank you very much :-)

Femor Professional Bicycle Maintenance Tools 48 Piece Bike Repair Tools Set Kit Multifunctional with Box for All Bike Types Bikes need specialist tools to tighten and undo parts – more so than your usual household equipment. A single tool from the likes of Parktools can cost between £20-£30, so this toolkit was exceptional value because it had 48 pieces and weighed a hefty 3kgs+.There were some really useful tools in this toolkit which should be essential for any bike owner to own, such as: the chain whip tool, cassette lockring removal tool, pedal spanner, chain link removal tool, tyre pressure gauge and of course the classic puncture repair toolkit.The various tools were of satisfactory quality for the price and offered good value. I’d have liked to have seen a 24mm combination spanner and a bottom bracket removal tool though, nevertheless this is toolkit offered great value.

I bought these tools because I now use my bike as my single method of transport, to get to University and around town every day. I don't want to risk any downtime or having to go to bike repair shops for costly repairs, so thought I'd invest in the right tools for any repair job before anything inevitably happens to my bike. I figured it was a small cost to get all the tools I might require for the job in one small carry case.The tools arrived in a few days by courier, they all come in their own sections in the carry case, although I think the carry case is a little flimsy as they easily fall out of their place and aren't held so securely, so you have to cautiously close the case so everything doesn't fall out in the process. I suppose you don't get everything for this price.There's a vast array of tools in the case, quite frankly I don't know what half of them are for as my bike has never been so damaged that I had to remove the freewheel, or had to adjust my bike's hubs, or had to change the bottom bracket, that being said if I ever did need to I have the tools for the job and would just need to watch a couple of YouTube videos to work it out.For the inner-tube repair kit, they could have been more generous with the number of patches included, a total of 5 patches isn't really that much. I also thought it was a bit weird that it came with a cheese-grater-like thing rather than sandpaper for roughing up the inner tube surface.The tyre pressure gauge only has a Schrader valve, not a presta valve, so I couldn't use it with my tyres. It would have been nice to have an adapter or to have included two of these for both schrader and presta valves.Overall I'm happy with the kit. It could be better in some ways, but given how cheap the set of tools were I was expecting some compromises. I think it's a little disingenuous to put "professional" in the title baring in mind these are quite low-end tools, no professional would use tools this cheap.

I regular repair and service bikes myself, but I bought this set as a gift for my nephew to use so he can stop borrowing mine!Contents are as follows:Headset Wrench 30/32/36/40mm2 Hub Cone Spanners 13/14 and 15/16mmPedal Removal Tool 15x16mm/15x17mmSpoke Wrench 10/11/12/13/14/15Chain ToolChain WhipFree Wheel RemoverAdjustable Lock Ring ToolAdjustable Bottom Bracket ToolCartidge Bottom Bracket ToolCrank PullerHex Key 1.5/2/2.5/3/4/5/5.5/6Tyre Pressure Gauge8mm Hex Key and 1/2" Adaptor1/4" Handle, Bit Adaptor and 4 screwdriver bits 2xPH, 2xFlat Head3pc Hex Socket set 8/9/10mmOpen Ended Wrench 8/10mm6" adjustable spannerScrewdriver (Small phillips head)Puncture Repair Kit3 Tyre LeversThis is a good, comprehensive starter set, with far more tools in it than my first set had! The quality is roughly what I'd expect from a set like this - i.e. don't expect some of these tools to cope well with heavy usage, but for most jobs they'll be fine! (The ONLY tool I'd be wary of using is the crank puller as if THAT fails mid-job, it can make for a very expensive repair! That advice goes for ANY crank puller sold in a set like this.)If you're thinking of getting into servicing your own bike, this is a great kit to start with and you can add to it/replace bits as you go along and although it includes a few tools you may already have or are unlikely to need, it still represents excellent value for money over buying bits individually.

I've been using the tools for a while now. The material doesn't look terrible and the price is very cheap.The only reason I don't give a full mark is because one of the spanner keeps falling from the box. Also, he box can be opened only in the way shown in the picture, because the tools rested in the lower side are not blocked properly.Nevertheless, as a collection of tool to start doing some maintenance, I strongly recommend them.