EDC Lite Tool

Never get stuck without a tool on a ride again!

The EDC Lite is a stripped-back version of the full EDC tool containing a multi-tool with the 9 tools you're most likely to need for trailside tweaks and repairs. The tool is designed to live neatly inside your stem/steerer tube so you'll always have a tool on hand when you need it. You can even share the same multi-tool between all your bikes by installing a carrier in each one.

The EDC lite is compatible with any bike with a star nut (provided the steerer tube is the right length). Installation is very easy and can be performed in 5 minutes or less, without the need to remove the star nut or thread your steerer tube.

See the link to the complete installation instructions HERE (be sure to give it a good read through before you begin!)

Specs:

• Includes 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8mm Hex, T25 Torx and a Flat Head Screwdriver.
• Weight: 89g (adds just 75g to your bike)
• Available in 6 colours:(Black, Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Turquoise).
• Colour-matched to OneUp composite pedals, grips, chain guides and handlebar decals.

Ensure your fork is compatible - Very Important!

Incompatible forks:

• Giant Overdrive 2
• Cannondale Lefty
• Anything with a carbon steerer

• • Fox's E-Optimized forks - incompatible due to thicker steerer tube material.

  Steerer tube inner diameter:

  The inner diameter of your steerer tube must be at least 24.1mm. OneUp is not currently aware of any tapered steerer tubes that do not meet this requirement. If unsure, you can check this by inserting the tip of the EDC Lite into the steerer tube above the star nut BEFORE lowering the star nut position.

  Steerer tube length:

  Most forks are compatible, except for a small number of forks with very short steerer tubes. For the following cases, your fork steerer tube length must meet the minimum length requirement.

  • Fox (not incl Fox 38): 190mm minimum
  • Fox 38: 210mm minimum
  • RockShox Forks: 210mm minimum

  Measure from the underside of your fork crown to the top of your spacer stack, or top of your stem if you are not running any spacers above your stem.