The Talon is a 2-in-1 bike multitool featuring tyre levers and a chain quick-link remover. It is s...The Talon is a 2-in-1 bike multitool featuring tyre levers and a chain quick-link remover. It is super lightweight at just 40g and compact, easily strap to your frame or stash in a pocket. The tool works with 9 to 12-speed quick-links and chains. The two pieces clip together to form a neat tool for breaking and fixing quick-links on chains. It pairs super-strong fibre-reinforced nylon levers and stainless-steel tips. There's also room to store a spare quick-link so you're never left in a jam. Designed to assist you in changing your inner tube with ease and removing the chain quick link efficiently. Dimensions: 8(H) x 19(W) x 130(L)mm / 2pc. Weight: 40g / 2pcs.
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Full details
The Granite Talon is designed for cyclists who need a lightweight and compact tool for quick chain repairs and tire changes. Its primary benefit is providing on-the-go chain link removal and tire lever functionality, saving you from potential roadside breakdowns. However, it's essential to note that while durable, the small size means it's best for basic repairs and not a full-service bike shop replacement.
All features
Material
Nylon
Model Part Number
GCR2001-12
Brand
Granite
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of chains is the Granite Talon compatible with?
The Granite Talon is compatible with 9 to 12-speed chains.
How do I store a spare quick-link?
The tool has a built-in compartment to store a spare quick-link.
How do I clean the Granite Talon?
Wipe the tool with a clean, damp cloth after each use.
What material are the tire levers made of?
The tire levers are made of fibre-reinforced nylon.
Is the chain quick-link remover durable?
Yes, the chain quick-link remover has stainless steel tips for durability.
How do I change an inner tube with this tool?
Use the tire levers to remove the tire from the rim. Replace the tube and then use the levers to remount the tire.
Can I use the Talon on all tire sizes?
The Talon is suitable for most bike tires, but exceptionally tight tires may require extra care.
Troubleshooting
Quick-link remover is difficult to use.
Ensure the chain link is properly aligned with the tool. Apply firm, steady pressure. If the link is still hard to remove, try applying some lubricant.
Tire levers are bending or breaking.
Avoid excessive force when prying the tire. Ensure the tire bead is properly seated in the rim channel.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Lightweight and compact design for easy portability.
Combines multiple tools into one, saving space and weight.
Durable construction with high-quality materials.
Compatible with a wide range of chain speeds.
Includes storage for a spare quick-link for added convenience.
Cons
Limited to quick-link removal and tire changes, not a comprehensive toolkit.
Small size may be difficult to handle with gloves on.
Requires some familiarity with quick-link and tire changing procedures.
Not suitable for heavy-duty chain repair or maintenance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: The Granite Talon is designed to work with 9 to 12-speed chains and quick links.
Using the Tyre Levers: Insert the lever under the tire bead and hook it onto a spoke. Then, use a second lever to pry the tire bead over the rim.
Using the Chain Quick-Link Remover: Align the quick-link with the remover tool. Apply pressure to separate the chain link. Reverse the process to install a new quick-link.
Care: After each use, wipe the tool with a clean cloth. Store in a dry place. Regularly check for any damage to the levers and the chain tool.