PREMIUM bicycle repair station with floor pump

Self-service bicycle repair station — list of tools:
PH2 stainless steel Phillips screwdriver with swivel joint

Open-end wrenches: stainless steel 8x10/13x15 mm with swivel joint
Hex keys in Aws 11 set in a handle 10, 8, 5, 4, 3 mm with swivel joint
The set includes Torx keys T7/79/T15/T20/T25/T27/T30/T40
Floor pump with Presta and Schrader valves
Adjustable wrench 0-32 mm
2 Parktool steel tire levers, suitable for removing tubeless tires and tires with cord coating.
Stainless steel tray for temporary storage of small parts (screws, washers, etc.)
All tools in the bicycle repair workshop are suspended on 4 mm diameter stainless steel cables with rubber coating.

FAQ - bicycle repair stand

1. What tools are available at the bicycle repair station?
The bicycle repair station comes with a set of basic tools needed to perform basic bicycle repairs. The set includes a Phillips screwdriver, open-end and hex keys, Torx keys, a hand pump, an adjustable wrench, universal pliers, steel mounting blades, a pedal wrench, and a magnetic tray.

2. Bicycle repair stations — what to look for when choosing one?
When choosing a bicycle repair station, it is worth paying attention to the quality of materials, the functionality of the tools included in the set, the possibility of individual adjustment, and the durability of the structure. It is also important to check whether the station meets the user's needs and safety requirements.

3. Why invest in a self-service bicycle repair station?
Investing in self-service bicycle repair stations has many advantages. They provide users with convenient access to the necessary tools for repairing and maintaining bicycles in public places, making the location more attractive to cyclists. In addition, self-service bicycle repair stations promote an active lifestyle and environmental awareness by encouraging the use of bicycles.

4. Self-service bicycle repair stations — where can you find them?
Self-service bicycle repair stations can be located on bike paths, in parks, playgrounds, sports facilities, and other public places frequently visited by cyclists. They can also be found in some bike shops or repair shops.