How do you keep your cycle maintainance tools

[fossyant]

Col, no big tool box...how even dare you !!!

 

[Soltydog]

I have an old leather work bag with all my bike specific tools in, along with lubes & a few bits & bobs & then another drawer in a storage rack also dedicated to bike bits

 

[col]

Col, no big tool box...how even dare you !!!

The biggest tool i have is the crank nut tightener,i dont even know what its calledJust made sure it was tight before i went out,i used to keep them loose where i thought they would be handy,but ended up never being able to find what i needed,so shoved the most important in a little saddle bag and used that.I had toyed with the idea of a good mulritool,fancied the alien but the price changed my mind and carried on with my odds a sods

 

[mickle]

My cycle specific tools live on a tool board on the wall of a purpose built workshop unless I am on the road when they transfer to an enormous tool box.

 

[Kirstie]

In a dedicated tool box with lots of dedicated compartments for different stuff. People who know me will not be surprised at this.

 

[yello]

Some are on the wall, some are on the bench, others in a box - depends on the tool. I don't really differentiate between cycle tools and general purpose maintenance tools, they're all in the tool shed.

 

[Bodhbh]

Were in an old bucket, but upgraded to a toolbox few weeks back. Gradually aquiring some stackable boxes with the lockable lids from B&Q for bike parts. Would really like a dedicated shed or maintanance area, but renting a room so no good - bike under stairs, maintance in kitchen after folks gone to bed, means squeezing it in between 10pm and midnight and clearing up the mess.

 

[Steve Austin]

scattered randomly around the house, garage etc. They all have places from which they migrate over time, until I can't find them. Then like migrating wilderbeast they all flock to their respective places, and the cycle begins again.

 

[Keith Oates]

I usually keep them in a box and in one place but it would be stretching the point to call it a genuine 'toolbox'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!