Interesting timing I just got a wera tool haul myself and used the multibits previously. The multibits are good but the plastic levers are only rated to 10Nm and I had two staked destructively fail by camming out the plastic while removing a rear through axle that was previously attached at 10Nm which left me stranded that ride until I called home. Therefore, I'd only trust the pastic levers to 5Nm each. I moved to day saver essential 8 as that has no chance of pastic failure but a good holder would fix my issues with the wera.
Here is my recent tool haul to better fully support my two CDI torque wrenches that I've had for many years:
Still waiting on some vessel JIS bits to fill out the set but close enough. With many years of working on my bikes I've found that colored, or labeled tools are my top priority for home use. I'll likely add more colored heatshrink over the longer bits for easier color identification.
Wera 9720 Foam insert 8000 A Zyklop 1/4” ratchet set 1, 37 pieces
Wera 8784 A1 Zyklop bit adaptor, 1/4”, 1/4” x 37 mm
Wera 781 B 3/8” Connection parts, 781 B/A x 1/4 x 27 mm x 3/8”
Abbey Bike Tools LL Chain Wear Tool
Abbey Bike Tools 4-Way Multi-tool with Interchangeable bits
Abbey Bike Tools Bit Holder 2x
Wera Screwdriver Bit Hex-Plus 1/4" Hex 840/4 Ni Bits:
- 4 x 89mm
- 5 x 89mm
- 6 x 89mm
- PH1 x 89mm (placeholder: not needed but cheap enough)
- T20 x 89 mm
- T25 x 89 mm
Vessel JIS
- #P00 x 1-15/16" (49mm)
- #P0 x 1-15/16" (49mm)
- #P1 x 1-15/16" (49mm)
- #P0 x 25mm (placeholder: not needed but already had)
