Did I create the ultimate MTB multi tool? Combining features from my favorite bike tools

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• ER

  @EriebyCycle · 3 years ago

  I expect to see a Berm Peak line of tools come out within the next year or less.

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• SA

  @sandcountyfrank · 3 years ago

  Love it. The Crank Bros abomination also doubles as a spare pedal!

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• DO

  @dongakolny · 3 years ago

  Seth having a 3D printer is the ultimate game changer. Hope to see more like this.

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• KA

  @kadenk.3760 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Companies should sell individual tools so people can easily customize their own multi tool like this

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• JC

  @JCintheBCC · 3 years ago

  Seth in intro: &quot;It just really important to have the right tools when you need them.&quot;<br>Seth at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmlWUEpC6mY&amp;t=78">1:18</a>: <b>Driving a nail into a tire with the back of a power drill</b>

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• FR

  @frantic299 · 3 years ago

  So, we need to see a Leatherman adaptation with bike tools. I alway wind up throwing a pair of pliers in my bag just in case on the really really long rides. I needed them more than once. A leatherman style bike tool would be awesome.

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• SH

  @shugn4 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Seth, this is awesome. Loving the content lately. This video is great on a lot of levels. Selfishly, I&apos;m shopping for something like the EDC and also my wife is learning to ride. She&apos;s been asking about stuff that can go wrong on a ride and this video does a great job of summarizing all the stuff she wants to brush up on.<br><br>Killing it, dude. Thanks for doing what you do.<br><br>The cigarette joke had me rolling.

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• JA

  @james.edgeee · 3 years ago

  this has to be the best berm peak express video ever

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• RO

  @rosserobertolli · 3 years ago

  Quick tip: print the long parts on their side, it will make them a lot more resistant to impact/vibration. Every print line is a potential shear line

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• TH

  @TheBrokenMountainBiker · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m glad I&apos;m not the only one with a weird &quot;thing&quot; for multitools! Lol. I buy ones I don&apos;t even need, I just see one that looks really neat and compact and go &quot;ooooohhhhhh..look&quot; and buy it! Lol. For the most part I use one of the little compact Topeak mini emergency toolbox kits that literally has everything I&apos;d ever need.

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• PE

  @Pesmog · 3 years ago (edited)

  One piece of advice a bike mechanic gave me about multitools is that when you buy a new one, always ASAP do a full service on your bike using only the multitool. That will be when you discover which bits on your bike the multitool won&apos;t fix and so what extra tools you need to take with you on a long ride. Having done this, I now also carry a small Leatherman style multitool because it has pliers, a cable cutter and a better blade. I also carry a short 12mm Allen/Hex key (For the crank) Quick link pliers and a small dual purpose pump that will inflate tyres and shocks, plus the usual, plugs, tubes, Valves, Air cartridges, tie wraps, tape, spare chain links, spare important bolts, spare derailleur hanger etc. On a multiday ride I even carry spare spokes in the handlebar tube.

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• BE

  @BermPeakExpress · 3 years ago

  So Lezyne emailed us to say that they actually have a tool with tubeless repair and inflation on it! I don&apos;t know if it&apos;s new or what, but I had never seen that <a href="https://ride.lezyne.com/products/rap-ii-tool?variant=42417835442421">https://ride.lezyne.com/products/rap-ii-tool?variant=42417835442421</a>

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