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Travel tool set for disc breaks

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  1. What tools are needed to fix rotors when traveling? I'm specifically
    thinking about a bent rotor.

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    Michael Tissington said:

    What tools are needed to fix rotors when traveling? I'm specifically
    thinking about a bent rotor.

    I think fixing rotors is confined to unbending them. Park makes the DT-2
    for this purpose:

    http://parktool.com/products/detail.asp?cat=14&item=DT-2

    I guess it would be a good idea to carry the driver for removing the
    rotors as well; most six-bolt rotors seem to use Torx bolts.

    My suspicion is that in a pinch, my personal favourite bending and
    unbending tool, the lowly adjustable wrench, would work nicely.

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