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Pedro's
Is Pedro's worth buying?
Pedro's earned a buy verdict on 10 of the 12 Pedro's products we compared (83%), well above the 50% average across every brand on the site. 4 won their comparisons outright: Pedro's Chain Pig II, Pedro's Tire Levers, Pedro's Vise Whip II and Pedro's Pro Spoke Wrench - Set of 3. 1 is an "it depends": right for a specific buyer, not for everyone. We would skip 1: Pedro's Tutto Chain Tool II.
Verdicts synthesize independent testing and long-term owner reports; we do not run a lab and never take review units. Each product below links to the comparison it was judged in. How we review.
Buy it 10 products
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The Best Bike Chain Cleaners: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Chain Pig IIWon the comparison
The only one that filters the degreaser as it goes, with a dedicated rebuild kit.
Best for: Regular drivetrain maintenance where you want the tool to last and the degreaser to go further.
$$ · mid-range
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The Best Bike Tire Levers: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Tire LeversWon the comparison
The thick yellow lever that has survived a generation of tight tires.
Best for: Almost everyone, as the pair that lives in the saddle bag and the pair on the bench.
$ · budget
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The Best Chain Whips: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Vise Whip IIWon the comparison
A plier that clamps the cassette instead of wrapping it, so there is nothing to slip.
Best for: Anyone who removes cassettes often enough to be tired of chain whips slipping.
$$$ · premium
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The Best Spoke Wrenches: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Pro Spoke Wrench - Set of 3Won the comparison
Three sizes, each with a 3-side and a 4-side opening on a reversible handle.
Best for: Anyone truing wheels properly, especially older or weathered nipples that need a four-sided grip.
$$ · mid-range
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The Best Bike Cleaning Brushes: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Pro Brush KitRunner-up
Four brushes with the bristles chosen per job, including the degreaser brush most sets leave out.
Best for: Drivetrain cleaning on a budget, especially if you use pour-on degreaser rather than a spray.
$ · budget
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The Best Bike Degreasers: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Oranj PeelzRunner-up
A citrus solvent built to penetrate, biodegradable, and sold by the gallon.
Best for: A deep clean on a neglected drivetrain, and anyone buying degreaser by the gallon.
$ · budget
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The Best Bike Tool Rolls: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Burrito Tool Roll IIRunner-up
A 23 by 16 inch working surface that becomes a rigid tool pallet, for the car boot and the minimalist home shop.
Best for: Travelling to events, working out of a car, or running a minimalist home workshop without a tool chest.
$$$ · premium
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The Best Chain Breakers: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Pro Chain Tool 3.2Runner-up
The one that peens Campagnolo rivets and keeps going when drivetrains add another sprocket.
Best for: Anyone running Campagnolo, or a mechanic who does not want to buy again when drivetrains move on.
$$$ · premium
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The Best Chain Checkers: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Chain Checker Plus IIRunner-up
A three-point gauge that isolates roller wear, with a chain hook and a chainring nut wrench built in.
Best for: The home mechanic who would rather carry one tool that does three jobs.
$ · budget
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The Best Chain Whips: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Pro Chain Whip IIRunner-up
A traditional whip with a retention hook, a square drive for a torque wrench, and a lockring wrench built into the handle.
Best for: The home mechanic who wants a conventional whip that also covers fixed gear lockrings.
$$ · mid-range
It depends 1 product
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The Best Spoke Wrenches: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Multi Spoke Wrench
A compact unibody wrench that takes the universal design seriously for once.
Best for: The toolbox or the travel kit, where size matters more than leverage.
$ · budget
Skip it 1 product
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The Best Chain Breakers: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Cycling
Pedro's Tutto Chain Tool II
A genuinely excellent shop tool that almost every home mechanic is buying past the point of usefulness.
Why we skip it: The CT-3.3 covers the same chains almost every home mechanic owns for far less tool
$$$$ · flagship
Pedro's in our categories: Cycling (12)