BIKEHAND Quality Bike Bicycle Repair Maintenance 22pcs Tool Set Kit

I had tried to amazon together a collection of the individual tools I need for a complete bike rebuild, but by the time I'd added bottom bracket and chain tools (whip, breaker, link pliers) to the cart they already cost more than this set does, and I still needed to add a cassette tool and crank-puller. I already own many wrenches, allen keys, screwdrivers and torx bits so they weren't necessary for me, but having a set dedicated to the bike so I don't have to dig through my tool chest looking for them is a bonus. For those people needing those tools though, the selection provided really is good.I haven't had a chance to test many of them yet, but they all look well made with appropriate material choices. The Torx drivers are chrome-vanadium and allen keys are hardened blued steel. Edges are appropriately deburred, and steel protected by a light coating of thin oil. The hard rubber grips have a good feel to them and are well textured. The tire levers are plastic but reinforced with steel, and the chain-breaker comes with an extra pin. Even the blow-molded case is better than most - it grasps the tools well and has metal clasps to keep it closed.This set represents very good value. Bike Hand are a Taiwanese manufacturer that appears to know how to make tools. They may not have the color or cachet of Park Tool, but their tools are a fraction of the price. I've been similarly impressed with their bike stand too. They've put themselves on my radar as a goto brand.

This is a good little bike tool set. I enjoy tinkering on my bikes and renovating older ones too. I've had to buy extra adapters and tools to extract a crankset bearing and a cassette off of a flywheel, but I guess that's expected when you are dealing with older and foreign models. If you are like me and casually enjoy fixing bikes, I'd say buy this little set as a "starter pack", to which you might have to add tools as you need them. Get a bike stand too, your back will thank you.

This is an excellent kit, and comes with all or nearly all you'll need for basic bicycle repair and upkeep. Is it "Snap On" quality? No, but it is very usable and the tools work well. The case , while plastic is also decent and with some minor attention will hold everything in place nicely. I rest easy knowing I have the tools to fix my bike where before I'd often have to go to the bike shop which meant a long drive and usually a couple days without my ride. I can't do it all but I can do almost as much. Highly recommend.

I bought this for my teenage nephew working on lowrider bikes. Turned out to be a great buy!

I knew the getting into MTBing I would need a bunch of tools. I looked at piecemeal-ing together a set, but decided I would rather get an all together set, and all the ones I was looking at did not give me confidence in the quality of steel they were using. This one is a bit more expensive ( I paid around 100 for it) but the steel is thick, and feel high quality, has worked flawlessly to build two boxed bikes (from bikesdirect.com) and to upgrade/fix numerous parts. I am continually glad I got this set, as they are great tools, and its super convenient to bring in the car should I need to make any pre-ride adjustments.

The Bikehand YZ-721 toolkit is a good bang for buck. Some people may be turned off by the fact it's not a "name brand", but the company is clearly putting the best foot forward. The kit is very well made across the board. The cone wrenchs are made of good quality steel. Ive compared the set to the Park Tool cone wrenchs' I own. The bike hand might be a whole 32nd larger, and thats pushing it. Other than that the whole kit is a great buy. The tire levers are surprisingly nice, having a steel reinforced center. If you are trying to have some decent bike tools; and you dont want to break the bank, this is the way to go.

I am working on two bikes with mostly Shimano groupsets and this kit had everything I need at a relatively reasonable price. I've used the tools and put heavy torque and force on them and nothing has even bent. I'm happy with the tools and like those that have a soft rubber grip. I'm happy with the kit and if I need more bike tools I'll look for BIKEHAND first.

not the highest quality but they work.