Stique Multilever ML123
I'm the proud owner of the first production bike multi-tool from 'Stique.
It was a project on Kickstarter at the beginning of the summer. I immediately thought it was a great idea and covered a few neat things that most multi-tools don't. I was one of the first to secure the tool for a bargain price. If the project wasn't fully funded, then I would not have been able to buy one so soon.
The 'Stique ML123 Multilever, as it is currently designated and designed, consists of three levers, joined together by powerful magnets, with the following functions:
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The tool is on show at the Cycle Show this weekend at the Birmingham NEC and will be on sale to the general pubic soon I hope.
It was a project on Kickstarter at the beginning of the summer. I immediately thought it was a great idea and covered a few neat things that most multi-tools don't. I was one of the first to secure the tool for a bargain price. If the project wasn't fully funded, then I would not have been able to buy one so soon.
The 'Stique ML123 Multilever, as it is currently designated and designed, consists of three levers, joined together by powerful magnets, with the following functions:
- 2x tyre lever in engineering-grade, metal-replacement plastic
- 2x Allen key (4 & 5mm)
- Philips #2 screwdriver
- T25 Torx wrench
- 2x spoke wrench (3.3 & 3.5mm)
- 2x split (chain) link holders (8/9/10/11 gear)
- 2x £1 coin holder
- Bottle opener
- CR2032/2025/2016/1616 battery storage
- Puncture pad holder
- Thermometer
The tool is on show at the Cycle Show this weekend at the Birmingham NEC and will be on sale to the general pubic soon I hope.
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