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IceToolz Valve Core Tool
- In stock On the shelf in our own warehouse. Order before 2pm and it is despatched the same working day; bikes we build are built, safety-checked and despatched in 2-3 working days.
- In stock with our supplier Not on our shelves, but our supplier has it or it is already on its way to us. We bring it in as soon as you order, and the despatch estimate shown allows for that.
- Out of stock Neither we nor our supplier has it right now. Where a date is shown, more is on order and you can order now to secure one from that delivery.
- Stock to be confirmed Not on our shelves, and our supplier does not send us stock figures for it, so we cannot say how soon we could get one. Use "Check availability" and we will ask them and email you back.
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About IceToolz
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This IceToolz valve insert wrench is a handy tool for various activities on valves. This striking tool is made of Cr-Mo and can be used for: loosening the interior of a Schrader valve, loosening the locking nut of the Presta valve and mounting the Presta valve extender. The IceToolz article number of this valve insert wrench is 66V1.
IceToolz valve insert wrench, handy valve tool
IceToolz is a brand that focuses on both the professional and the (better) do-it-yourselfer in the bicycle industry. But the ordinary cyclist also comes into the picture with handy maintenance products and easy-to-use items. IceToolz is a brand where you can find those things that make your hobby as a cyclist or mechanic or as a bicycle craftsman easier.
This beautiful gem is super handy to have. The top of the valve insert wrench is perfect for unscrewing the insert of the Schrader valve. And the bottom of the valve insert wrench actually has 2 mini wrenches. One for loosening the Presta locking nut (the narrowest) and the other for mounting the valve extender. It works better and looks more professional.
