Tyre Monkey – Tyre Lever [BYOB]

TRU TENSION LTD

£9.99

Tyre Monkey is the revolutionary new bicycle tyre lever designed to make removing and fitting tyres a breeze. Developed to be the fastest and easiest tyre-changing tool on the market. No more frustration with hard and tricky-to-fit tyres. Description Features Directions for use Description Conventional tyre levers are fiddly, frustrating to use, and often very difficult to remove and refit tyres, not to mention the constant risk of hitting your knuckles on the spokes. Our patent-pending Tyre Monkey allows anyone to remove and refit tyres in no time, with minimal effort. Its geometry keeps your

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