Build it yourselfHow to stow bike tools on your bike

Ludwig Döhl

 · 29.04.2016

Build it yourself: How to stow bike tools on your bikePhoto: Georg Grieshaber
Build your own holder: How to stow your multi-tool on your bike.
It's up to you. We show you how to stow your bike multitool on the frame of your mountain bike with little effort and at no cost. Here you get the assembly instructions for the tool holder in the video.

If you don't want to put your bike multitool in your rucksack or jersey pocket, you can mount the mini tool on your bike with a holder. That way, you always have it with you when you need it. You can buy special holders for this purpose, which are usually docked onto the bottle cage (e.g. from Specialized, Syncros or Topeak), or make your own multitool holder. In our do-it-yourself solution, we attach the small bike multitool to the bottle cage using a self-bent aluminium plate and an old tube. It doesn't matter what type of multitool you have or which manufacturer it comes from. We show you how to build the holder yourself in your own workshop at home in the video instructions.

Inexpensive and universal: DIY multi-tool holder for bikes

You can find the step-by-step instructions with pictures for the bike hack "Build your own multitool holder" here here. Would you like to read more about smart bike tools that can be stowed away on your mountain bike so that you have them with you on every tour? Then this way: You can find more clever MTB tools and hidden transport solutions for MTB accessories in the steerer tube, crank axle or handlebar ends here here.

 If you attach a mini pump to your bottle cage in addition to the bike multitool, you are well equipped in the event of a breakdown on any bike tour.Photo: Georg Grieshaber If you attach a mini pump to your bottle cage in addition to the bike multitool, you are well equipped in the event of a breakdown on any bike tour.  Our reader Tobi from Munich took our DIY tip to heart and built his own multitool holder.Photo: Privatfoto Our reader Tobi from Munich took our DIY tip to heart and built his own multitool holder.

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