Trek Comp Multi-Tool

Tire levers are one of the simplest – yet indispensable – parts of a cyclist’s toolbox. Whether you’re on the road, gravel or in the city, a good pair of tire levers is your best friend when you have a flat tire or need to change a tire. Getting a tire on and off can be a challenge, especially with tight rims or tubeless setups. Tire levers allow you to work efficiently and without damaging the rim or tire bead.

The best tire levers are made of strong plastic or metal with a shape that provides a good grip and makes it easy to get under the tire – without damaging the tube. Some models are also designed with extra features, such as a hook to hold the tire lever in the spokes, so you have both hands free. Tire levers take up minimal space and therefore belong both in the home workshop and in the saddle bag or back pocket on the training ride. It's a small investment that makes a huge difference when you need to fix a puncture quickly and smoothly.

The right bike tools are the difference between being dependent on a bike mechanic and being able to handle most repairs and adjustments yourself. With the right set of tools, you can change your chain, adjust gears, tighten bolts and maintain both brakes and cranks. It not only gives you freedom and security – it also saves both time and money in the long run.

A good multitool is a great place to start. It is compact and often contains Allen keys, Torx and screwdrivers in one solution. Perfect for taking on the go. In addition, it is a good idea to have special tools for home use, such as torque wrenches, chain separators, chain gauges, crank tools and cassette pullers. With these tools you can handle everything from routine maintenance to more advanced tasks yourself - and you will get to know your bike better at the same time.

When choosing bike tools, quality is crucial. Cheap tools can quickly wear out or, in the worst case, damage components. With us, you'll find tools that are made to last – whether you're a casual cyclist or a hardcore bike enthusiast.

Having the right tools on hand isn’t just about big repairs. It’s also about the small adjustments that make your training better and your cycling experience safer. A loose saddle, a misaligned brake pad, or a gear that needs trimming can often be fixed in minutes – if you have the right equipment. With a multitool in your back pocket and a tire iron in your saddlebag, you’re prepared for most things on the trail.

For home work, it may be worth investing in a workshop stand so you can work in an ergonomic position and get an overview of the entire bike. Combine that with precise tools and you have your own little bike zone at home where you can optimize, fine-tune and keep your bike in top shape.

We sell a wide range of tire levers and bicycle tools – selected with a focus on functionality, durability and ease of use. Whether you just want to be able to change a tube yourself, or dream of building your own bike from scratch, you will find the tools with us. When you invest in good gear, you become more self-reliant – and it gives you both freedom and self-confidence on the bike.