How to choose a bike tool kit
A tool kit puts everything you need to service your bike in one organised box - cheaper and tidier than buying tools piecemeal. Park Tool and Feedback Sports are the go-to names for home and pro mechanics alike, and both make kits to suit every level. Match the kit to how much you plan to do yourself.
Pick your level
Starter / on-the-road
A compact kit like the Park Tool Essential Tool Kit covers tyre levers, hex keys and the basic adjustments every rider should be able to do - ideal for keeping in the car or taking to races.
Home mechanic
The Park Tool SK-4 Home Mechanic Starter Kit adds chain, cassette and bottom-bracket tools for regular servicing - a solid foundation you can build on as your skills grow.
Advanced / pro
The Park Tool AK-5 Advanced Mechanic Kit and PK-5 Professional Kit handle full drivetrain and workshop-level repairs. Feedback Sports pro kits pack a full workshop into a well-organised case built for travel.
What to look for
Check the kit suits your bike's standards (disc vs rim brakes, your bottom bracket and cassette type). Prioritise a torque wrench if you run carbon components - correct torque prevents cracked parts, and both Park Tool and Feedback Sports make torque tools to suit home mechanics. A sturdy case keeps everything organised and rust-free.
Park Tool and Feedback Sports lead our workshop range, alongside BBB, Super B, Birzman, Silca and Wera. Building your own kit? Browse general tools and bike-specific tools, and add a work stand - Feedback Sports and Park Tool stands make servicing far easier.