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Today we'll learn about some tools that every home repair shop should have in order to perform basic adjustment and maintenance procedures. I'll cover more advanced tools in a future tutorial.
Repair Stand.
The most important tool in any home shop is a repair stand. Park Tools makes an economy stand called the PCS-9 that will do the job, but if you're going to be working on bikes regularly I'd recommend the PCS-4 because of the superior clamping system. If you're not ready to invest you can always hang your bike from the ceiling, and for minor adjustments you can also use a bike display stand to keep your rear wheel off the ground. If you're adventurous you can always build your own stand.
Cleaning Supplies.
For basic cleaning you should have some cleaning solvent and a supply of rags. I find the Park gear cleaning brush extra handy for cleaning grime out of your sprockets and chain.
Lubricants.
You should have 3 basic types of lubrication: chain oil, light oil and waterproof grease. See the video on choosing the right lubricants.
Screwdrivers.
Both flathead and phillips (+) screwdrivers are essential.
Pliers.
For pliers you should have a good set of wire cutters for trimming inner cable ends. The 4th hand tool is also invaluable for adjusting brake and derailleur tension and attaching zip-ties. If you plan on replacing cable housings, a proper cable cutter makes a clean cut every time.
Hex Wrenches.
Most of the components on modern bikes are fastened using 4mm, 5mm or 6mm allen bolts. One of my favorite tools is the Park triple hex wrench, which includes all three basic sizes. I also find it useful to have a set of long allen keys on hand, as they include some extra sizes like an 8mm for crank bolts, and a ball-end that makes it easy to quickly spin long bolts.
Wrenches.
For wrenches, most components are between the sizes of 8mm to 17mm, so having a good set of open-end wrenches is a must. It's also a good idea to have a couple of adjustable wrenches on hand for odd jobs, but I recommend using the proper size whenever possible as adjustable wrenches often slip and can damage your bolts.
Wrenches for Pedals, Headsets & Hubs.
A 15mm pedal wrench is necessary for tightening or replacing pedals. They come with a long handle which helps loosen pedals that are often very tight. If you have an older threaded headset you should have either a 32mm or 36mm headset wrench for making adjustments. A set of 13&15mm cone wrenches are also often needed to adjust your front and rear hubs.
Tire & Tube Tools.
For tire repairs you'll need a set of plastic tire levers. Never use a screwdriver or metal tool to pry off your tires as you'll run the risk of pinching your tube or damaging your rim. For installing very tight tires I recommend the Kool Stop tire jack, which makes it really easy to pull them on.
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