Multitool with robust steel chain breaker.
Robust steel chain breaker.
due to the length you get better leverage than with a small tool like Sv10
I don't have anything to say here apart from Teng Tools have slightly tighter tolerances on the tool hex bits than this tool has.
I got this tool in 2019, because Sv10 did not have enough tools. But later I discovered the Sv10 had a weak chain breaker, it was made of aluminium and had a light weight construction. Rap 14 has a much beefier steel construction. and the tool is longer so you get better leverage.
due to the amount and type of tools, and size of the side plates and the much more robust steel chain breaker this tool is quite heavy, but not overbuilt.
The multi tool comes with this sleeve, keeping the tools secure so they won't pop out, this protects the tools and other things the tools might damage.
You should keep the cover on when you put the tool in the backpack, to prevent the tool causing unnecessary wear or damage to the tool compartment, and to keep the tool as clean as possible.
Some examples of me pretending to tighten bolts:
No issue with clearance with this tool and dropper post, I don't know if a dropper post with absurd bolt placement exist, but this one is not that, and the tool is not overly bulky so this is not a problem, same for the TRP Spyke brake, but this brake requires me to lift the swing arm to make room for the tool.
This tool has all the tools I need from a Multi-Tool, but I needed different tools too, a Multi-Tool with all tools you might need does not exist, but some tools offer more than others, but at the time of this review I have Wolf Tooth pliers for example, and Dyna Plug tyre plug kit, but the Wolf Tooth pliers I have used several times to tighten then valve cores, because they can loosen up, it happen several times But Lezyne offered a Rap20 which has more tools.
But in the process of writing this review Lezyne's new Rap II series was released.
you can see Lezyne's video below
