CXWXC Compact Bicycle Tire Lever with Rounded Spoon Tip, Spoke Hook, Valve Release Pin and Clip-Together Storage Design, Single Red Piece

Single bicycle tire lever for repair kits

This compact CXWXC tire lever is supplied as one red piece. Its molded body combines a curved spoon tip for lifting a tire bead, a hook at the opposite end for holding the lever against a spoke, and a small valve-release projection. The approximately 105mm length fits conveniently into a bicycle repair pouch or workshop tool collection.

Rounded spoon tip and spoke hook

The source photographs show the curved tip placed under the tire bead and the other end secured to a spoke while the bead is held away from the rim. Fully deflate the tire before working and use the tool carefully so the inner tube is not trapped between the lever and the rim. Check the tire and rim manufacturer instructions for the wheel you are servicing.

Built-in valve release projection

The demonstration photograph shows the small molded projection pressing the center pin of a Schrader valve to release air. This feature is separate from the spoon tip and the spoke hook. It is not a pump or a threaded valve-core removal tool.

Grip and compact dimensions

The red molded polymer body has recessed grip details on one face and a smooth rear surface. The source diagram marks approximately 105mm overall length, 20mm width at the hooked end, 11mm at the spoon end and 6mm thickness. The stated net weight is approximately 12.5g for one lever. Measurements are approximate.

Clip-together storage design

The source shows matching levers clipped together for storage. Those photographs and the video illustrate the storage feature using more than one lever; this listing sells a single piece per selected unit. If your repair procedure needs multiple levers, order the quantity required.

What is included

One red tire lever. Wheels, tires, inner tubes, bicycles and additional levers shown in demonstration images are not included. The source uses inconsistent specific resin names, so the material is described here only as molded polymer. Choose tools and procedures appropriate to your particular tire and rim.