I must be the only motorcycle mechanic in the world without a “T” handle Allen wrench set, so I decided it was time to join the club. I’ve been making do with a collection of short-, medium- and ...

A T-handle hex wrench set serves three purposes: you can get more leverage, they are more comfortable in your hand, and in a set, you have instant tool inventory. This month, we set out to find ...

This choice is incredibly convenient, but folding wrenches typically lack the durability and leverage of L-shaped or T-handle hex wrenches. Folding wrenches are only as strong as the handle that ...

Over many years of maintaining and working on my bikes, I’ve accumulated many of the tools that Park Tool offers, but none ...

Finally there’s one more type of Allen wrench worth mentioning: T-handle Allen wrenches. These are popular with mechanics and technicians that work with hex screws all the time. Each wrench is ...

Maker of electricity-insulated tools Cementex highlights the availability of its T-handle driver tools, including hex head wrenches, 6-point socket wrenches, and drives. All of the T-handle tools ...

We recently reviewed the Sears Craftsman T-handle Allen wrench set. After that review was published, several webBikeWorlders emailed us with suggested “equivalents”. Several readers suggested a set ...

And this one beat out the rest with its comfortable handle and lifetime guarantee. $14 from Amazon For portability, it’s nice to have a folding set of hex wrenches. You can’t lose an ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Allen wrench, also known as a hex key, is a L-shaped hand tool with hexagonal (six-sided) ends. It all started with a Connecticut ...

Although interchangeable-bit hex wrenches aren't that hard to use ... The device's black-anodized T-handle and shaft are each CNC-milled from a solid block of 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum.

Make sure the Allen wrench is inserted all the way into the head of the screw. It should sit at a nice 90-degree angle, ensuring you don't strip the screw. Use the long end to rotate the Allen ...