Enter to Win 1 Of 10 OneUp Components EDC Lite Tools - Pinkbike's Advent Calendar Giveaway

 On the ninth day of Christmas pinkbike clickbaited me, just to see @sewer-rat s comment and dont participate at the calender anymore. Because no one of us wins.

 Damnit there's no chain tool. Completely unusable.

 @Shred-BC: don't forget it also makes your bike so heavy you can't even ride anymore.

 @Shred-BC: i havent needed to use a chain tool in 4 years. But have used the OG Oneup tool 30x... Its nice to have the basics if you need it.

 @asmtb: I haven't used mine either, but 2 friends have and managed to finish their rides instead of walking.

 BYOCT&TPetc

 Who needs the most important stuff..

 All those are currently on the other EDC tool that goes in your pump.

 @Lokirides: I think he is being sarcastic. If they could find a way to get the tyre lever and chain tool onto something like this that doesn't require threading into the steerer that would be great. The Spedialized SWAT steerer tool has quite a good way of doing it, yes you have to take the thing apart, but a chain tool really is for emergencies only.

 @melonhead1145: I always thought it would be nice if someone would integrate the (tire- and/or shock-)pump inside the steerer. The diameter seems adequate for a tire pump. If you make two concentric parts and you lock the outer part you can use it as a shock pump. We've seen different ways of preloading the headset already and some of these would be compatible with such a system. Only hassle I see is that the hose would have to be quite long to reach the rear tire valve.

I personally prefer the chain tool as a separate tool. This tool has everything you might need frequently and quickly (if you like to tinker on the trail or if your bike breaks often. Only thing you might also need in a rush would be tire plugs. But yeah as you mention, One Up offers different solutions for everyone. Complaining about them offering something that doesn't suit you is just complaining for complainings' sake.

 The threaded version has all of that.. there’s not enough room on most people’s steer tube to be able to make the edc lite any longer to accommodate more tools so I don’t see that being an option

 @mstokman: Yeah, but what I meant to say was that it would be interesting to have a pump that stays inside the steerer. You just attach a hose between the valve and the bottom of the shock and just pump the piston without having to hold the other part of the pump with your other hand. I think I'd appreciate that. If I were looking for a "complete solution" out of what they currently offer I think I'd prefer their EDC unit that goes inside a pump that mounts to the bottle mount. It even makes sense on bikes that have the "bottle mount" under the downtube where most of us wouldn't like to store their bottle. It still makes for a good place to store such a EDC unit. Yet again, I do think there is more than enough purpose for this EDC lite. For people riding more than one mountainbike, I even think it is nice that they offer the empty sleeve as spare so that people can transfer their tool between bikes.

 @melonhead1145: Ten points to Gryffindor!

 There is an EDC backpack that has a chaintool, pump, rain jacket, hoagie, cassette tool, spare rotor, 2 shift cables, a bag of gummy bears and one sock. EDC XTRA thicc

 Yes, every year a bunch of people do. Not me though.

 you won one! the 7mesh one

 Santa heard you my friend

 @Alexanderskh, @Rgundaker: I believe you call that the power of positive thought,... or damn lucky.
So happy!

 I kind of agree, but also haven't used my chain tool trailside in at least 5 years.

 @bishopsmike: you'll need it on your next ride now.

 I havent either but used the tool many times. I have the OG EDC so i have a chain breaker. Im ready either way.