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Strong and durable compact bicycle multi-tool made from high quality stainless steel with handles made of beech wood. This is a must-have tool for every bicycle lover for when that unexpected quick repair is needed. Includes 8 essential bicycle tools: allen key (2 mm/2,5 mm/3 mm/4 mm/5 mm/5.5mm/6 mm), philips screwdriver and flat screwdriver. The beech wood used is from sustainable, environmentally and socially responsible sources. The size when opened is 19.5 x 3.6 cm, and when closed 9.6 x 3.6 cm. Comes with an instruction manual and is packed in a recycled cardboard gift box with a size of 12 x 4.5 x 4 cm. Laser engraving is recommended as a sustainable decoration option.
Properties
Brand:
Unbranded
Weight:
145
g
Length:
120
mm
Width:
40
mm
Height:
40
mm
EAN:
8713159556701
Customs tariff number:
8203200000000000000000
Coutry of origin:
CHINA (VOLKSREPUBLIEK)
Size:
12 x 4 x 4 cm
Material:
Beech wood, Stainless Steel
Packaging information:
Individual gift box and manual (10 / Inner carton)
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