Looking for a set of tools

Either of those would be very nice indeed. Park Tools make some excellent stuff.

If you're just going to be working on your own bikes, you may be baulking at the price a bit. The cheaper tool sets, like this one:

http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=22310

are not as high a quality, but they are perfectly acceptable for occasional DIY jobs. They don't feel as nice to use as the Park Tools ones, but they're good enough.

I have one of these kits to service my three bikes and the tools have been cheap and cheerful over the past few years (except for the chain tool, which is a piece of junk) The only tools I've needed to buy separately were a cable cutter, and a "Hollowtech II" style external BB cup tool (looks like it comes with one of these now)

Most tool kits come with a lot of things you'll never need. A good set of allen wrenches will get you 90% of the way there. Throw in a chain tool and the bb,cassette, and crank tools that are specific to your bike.

Agreed, most times this is going to suffice:
T-handle hex wrenches
cassette lockring tool
chain whip
bottom bracket tool

and maybe a spoke wrench as well.

capwater said:

Agreed, most times this is going to suffice:
T-handle hex wrenches
cassette lockring tool
chain whip
bottom bracket tool