I'm ridin' the Wera train these days too. The basic L hex keys are all I need - I like that the standard plastic holster doesn't store moisture. That, and a standard assortment of Torx (25 and 27 for instance) makes a great car-trunk kit for parking lot adjustments too. The price is definitely lower than rebranded bicycle stuff like Park, but maybe a touch higher than quality Bondhus or something. Truth be told - my previous Park and Pedros p-handles have lasted fairly long, so I really don't have much to complain about.
The little ratchet sets are one place I haven't ventured. I think a Shimano bleeder uses a 7mm wrench/socket, no?
April 28, 2021, 7:01 a.m. - mrbrett
I'm ridin' the Wera train these days too. The basic L hex keys are all I need - I like that the standard plastic holster doesn't store moisture. That, and a standard assortment of Torx (25 and 27 for instance) makes a great car-trunk kit for parking lot adjustments too. The price is definitely lower than rebranded bicycle stuff like Park, but maybe a touch higher than quality Bondhus or something. Truth be told - my previous Park and Pedros p-handles have lasted fairly long, so I really don't have much to complain about. The little ratchet sets are one place I haven't ventured. I think a Shimano bleeder uses a 7mm wrench/socket, no?