Ritchey CPR12+ Multitool Tool

The compact Pocket Rescue Tool is back! The first CPR tool was developed in 1992 out of the need to race. During an XC World Cup, Thomas Frischknecht’s stem slipped, so he had to stop, tighten it and lose valuable time. Tom Ritchey knew that he couldn’t afford to send his drivers to race around the world and then let them not finish because of simple mechanical problems. So the CPR9 was born to solve this problem. The lightweight and reliable CPR tool was the first multitool designed to help a driver in need while on the move or racing. Now the CPR12 + weighs only 96 grams and this CPR tool, manufactured using the investment casting process, combines over 12 individual tools in a small, easy-to-stow utensil.

• Compact 2×3 „(5×7.5cm) design with chain tensioner, 14g spoke wrench, tire lever, Phillips screwdriver, Allen key 2-3-4-5-6-8mm, Torx T20-T25.
• Key made of robust investment casting with aluminum lever
• Only about 96 grams