Best Tools I Ever Bought

Very odd Stronglight multi tool/chainset extractor.
 

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Nice set of vintage VAR pedal taps
 

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Another really nice vintage frame fitting rack with integrated toolbox
 

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Has no one mentioned the Campagnolo 8mm box spanner 6mm allen key combination T tool?

Mine is wrapped in a plastic bag along with puncture kit, spanners, allen keys, tyre levers, inner tube etc, and strapped under my saddle

On my commute it fell off from my bike and I only noticed it when I arrived, so in a panic I went back 6 miles to try to find it. Luckily I knew exactly where it dropped because someone in a car overtaking me was making gestures at me, I didn't realised they were trying to tell me something had fallen from my bike. When I got there, at least one car had ran over it, the glue from the puncture kit had splattered everywhere but all the metal tools survived, the T tool had some scratches but I was relieved I got it back!
The T spanner was always a favourite of mine, functional and great aesthetics like every but of Campagnolo of the era.
 

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