Breaker Cycle Multi Tool

Following the success of "The Nutter” multi-tool, the guys at Full Windsor, after plenty of customer feedback, have presented "The Breaker”, an improved version of the functional and compact cycle multi-tool. The new tool now features a chain breaker with a tool grade stainless steel pin, along with several other useful tools for the road. Cast from stainless steel, The Breaker includes a tyre lever with steel core, spoke key, 3,4,5,6,8mm hex tool bits, Philips head screw driver, T25 torx bit, and a bottle opener. Everything comes neatly packed in an elegant Leather and recycled inner tube pouch.

You can purchase this tool directly from Full Windsor (UK) or from Amazon (US).

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