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PostSubject: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime11/3/2009, 4:20 pm

I scored some nice tire irons. They also double as an axle wrench for both front/rear.

And, they're super light weight titanium. A bit expensive at $30 each, but not any more than buying all the tools separately.

Trail Irons by Stanley Alpine, LLC


http://www.sopgear.com/new_page_4.htm

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PostSubject: Re: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime11/3/2009, 7:57 pm

Very nice. I wanted ones like that but they didn't have them in stock. Glad I didn't wait, only cause I needed them soon after. Trail Irons 99648
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PostSubject: Re: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime11/4/2009, 2:22 pm

Those are very cool. I have the tire irons probably just about everyone else has, and a nice set of sockets that go on a t-handle that I won at a dual sport ride this summer. Haven't needed them yet, but sure glad they are there.
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PostSubject: Re: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime6/20/2010, 9:44 am

Yea those are some cool tools, Dont let some ham fisted orangatang tighten your rear axel nut, with like,his favorite 15" cresent because you cuz you could damage the wrench trying to losen it. Isaw that happen once.
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PostSubject: Re: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime6/21/2010, 9:11 pm

Those are pretty trick. I should get some, or just any tire irons. And the rest of the required pieces to change a tire on the trail, i.e., tubes, air, basic tools. I never carry anything. I do have my cell phone though.
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PostSubject: Re: Trail Irons   Trail Irons Icon_minitime6/26/2010, 1:27 pm

KatoomVictim wrote:
Those are pretty trick. I should get some, or just any tire irons. And the rest of the required pieces to change a tire on the trail, i.e., tubes, air, basic tools. I never carry anything. I do have my cell phone though.

Ever since I walked about 10 miles in riding boots, I carry flat repair stuff at all times.
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