Spanner cum tyre lever

Hi,
Anyone know of a tool with a 15mm spanner at one end and a tyre
lever at the other? Like the Surly Jethro-Tule but a tyre lever instead
of the bottle opener (maybe it can be modified?).

A half-decent adjustable end would work instead, though it wouldn't be
as elegant. Again, may it's possible to make a tyre lever out of the
wrong end of a Bahco... or a 15mm combination spanner...?

I'm thinking this is a minimal toolkit for a fixie with a Q/R front
wheel...

Cheers,
W.

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I'm thinking this is a minimal toolkit for a fixie with a Q/R front
wheel...

ooh, ooh, i want one too!
peter

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Hi,
Anyone know of a tool with a 15mm spanner at one end and a tyre
lever at the other? Like the Surly Jethro-Tule but a tyre lever instead
of the bottle opener (maybe it can be modified?).

A half-decent adjustable end would work instead, though it wouldn't be
as elegant. Again, may it's possible to make a tyre lever out of the
wrong end of a Bahco... or a 15mm combination spanner...?

I'm thinking this is a minimal toolkit for a fixie with a Q/R front
wheel...

fubar !
http://www.pricegrabber.com/p__Stanl...99,__19102839/

Anyone know of a tool with a 15mm spanner at one end and a tyre
lever at the other?

I got one of them!
It's ver' ver' old tho'.
It was probably made when fixies were popular [}]

Anyway, it's staying in my odds & ends tool draw...




.... I'm running sprint rims on my fixie!

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Hi,
Anyone know of a tool with a 15mm spanner at one end and a tyre
lever at the other? Like the Surly Jethro-Tule but a tyre lever instead
of the bottle opener (maybe it can be modified?).

A half-decent adjustable end would work instead, though it wouldn't be
as elegant. Again, may it's possible to make a tyre lever out of the
wrong end of a Bahco... or a 15mm combination spanner...?

Just cut a ring spanner to length and grind/forge the end into a tyre
lever sort of shape - you'd probably want some sort of padding for the
handle to make it usable, but I guess gloves would do the job.