There were quite a few shiny new tools on display at Eurobike and InterbikeJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Fishing wires through frames can be an arduous process. Park Tool is looking to make the job easier with the IR-1 internal routing kitMatthew Allen / Immediate Media
Birzman makes a lustworthy chain toolMathew Allen / Immediate Media
Fix-It-Sticks now makes their clever multi-tools with replaceable bits. They are available in a version that comes apart for use on the trail (left) as well as a longer model with a solid body suitable for shop use (right)Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
EVO makes a line of T-shapped multi-tools with non-replaceable bitsJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The Feedback Sports Velo Wall Post is a great way to hold bikes or wheelsJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The US$30 Velo Wall Post folds up and out of the way when not in useJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Rubber inserts on the top of the Velo Wall Post protect frames and carbon wheels from damage. There’s also a port to run a lock throughJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Feedback Sports was also showing off this nifty bottle opener that mounts to the top of their portable repair standsJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Keychain-sized hydration technology from Park ToolJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The Park CP-1 chain pliers are an easy way to grab onto a cassette for removalJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Bike mechanics have to eat, tooJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The new SKS Airboy XL uses two plungers to utilize the entire inner space of the pump body, moving in both directions to pump airJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The SKS Airbuster has a saftey switch, allowing the user to fully screw on the CO2 canister without worrying about puncturing the canisterJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Mijnen Pieper is the new name for the Pieper tools company that was founded in Germany 103 years agoBen Delaney / Immediate Media
Wilfried Mijnen bought the tool company in 2012, and today the tools blend old-world materials and craftsmanship with new-school functionalityBen Delaney / Immediate Media
The crankbrothers Y-sixteen packs, you guessed it, 16 tools into this triangular caseBen Delaney / Immediate Media