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Large selection of tools, low price: XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 in the test

February 16, 2024 by Andreas Waldera

Test Minitools: With XLC (short for x-cellent bike components), the Accell Group has a brand that specializes in bicycle components. In addition to bicycle parts, the portfolio also includes accessories and clothing. When it comes to tools, XLC also doesn't skimp on a huge selection. The range of multitools alone currently includes no fewer than 14 models. One of them is the XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20, which we tested.

XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 in the test

XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20: Structure and processing

Nobody should be misled by the item name: In contrast to many multi-tools from other manufacturers, the number in the product name says nothing about the number of tools. The XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 offers 15 functions that span approximately 75 x 56 x 19 millimeters. The individual tools are relatively long and make a decent impression in terms of workmanship. The nickel-plated anti-rust coating also ensures this. The tools are reliably held in place by a torsion-resistant frame. The brand logos embedded on the sides not only look good, but also increase grip.



Handling the mini tool

The XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 fits well in the hand and allows efficient work thanks to its stable construction. If the screws are a little tighter, the rigid and torsion-resistant housing can be used very well as a lever. In practice, the features of the mini tool leave almost nothing to be desired. The wide range of Allen keys is worth highlighting, as are the two spoke keys, the three screwdrivers and the T10 / T25 Torx keys. A longer lever on the chain tool would certainly be advantageous for better handling, but makeshift chain repairs are also possible. However, we would like the lever to be fixed to prevent it from unintentionally unfolding.

XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 in the test
XLC Multifunctional Tool Minitools Test

XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20 in detail

  • Weight: 174 grams
  • Dimensions: Approximately 75 x 56 x 19 mm
  • Number of functions: 15
  • Material: Hardened steel with nickel-plated anti-rust coating

The functions at a glance

  • Allen keys: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm
  • Torx keys: T10 and T25
  • Screwdrivers: Phillips screwdrivers PH1 and PH2, slotted screwdrivers SL5
  • Chain tool: 9-/10-/11-speed
  • Spoke wrench: 4.3 and 4.4 mm
  • Special features: No



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Conclusion: XLC Multifunctional Tool TO-M20

Pro

  • Large selection of tools
  • Decent quality
  • Torsion-resistant frame

Contrary to

  • Chain tool lever not secured against unintentional opening

Facts

product year2023
Price22,00
Website www.xlc-parts.com

Overall rating

78 %

Value for Money

78 %
The equipment package with 15 functions leaves almost nothing to be desired in practice. The individual tools are relatively long and, in combination with the stable structure, enable efficient work. The quality and weight of the tool are also impressive. The low price ensures additional attractiveness.
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About Andrew Waldera

Andreas Waldera has been working as an online editor and test driver for many years. With his roots anchored in BMX and downhill, biking can't be rough enough for him. Born in the Lower Rhine region, he moved to the beautiful Eifel region to pursue his passion for cycling.

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