What tools are necessary if I can not bring to a bike shop to assemble it???
373368
Mine came with the necessary tools to assemble it. Less a philips head for the adjustment of the front and rear reflectors.
368980
You'll just need a flat head screwdriver and a small pair of pliers. It literally took less than 10 minutes to pull it out of the package and to pit together.
1255814
Hammer and a couple of screwdrivers. You can use a power drill to screw in the pieces but regular hand tools are ok
155675
No it was supposed to come complete already so you wouldn't need any tools. To the 2nd question I have no clue sorry I hope at least the 1st answer helped
313953
You would need an appropriate wrench as it does not have the quick release spindle. I purchased one for about $20 from a local bike shop.
861315
If I remember correctly, it only requires the included Alan wrench. Maybe a screwdriver? Easy to assemble.
868105
I am not an expert on bike assembly, but I think none of these handy tools would be good for all aspects of it. I read the pedal wrench is weak. I like the unit for tightening things and attaching accessories like cyclometers, bells, and others where a screwdriver or Allen Wrench is required.
948598
The bike isn't assembled but you can do the assembly yourself (assuming you have some basic tools available at home). This is the first road bike I've ever owned and I was able to do it myself following the instructions in about an hour or so. It might be worthwhile to take it to the shop and have them look everything over and make any adjustments, but I don't think that's even necessary.Good luck.
1038279
My best answer for you is check YouTube, most likely there is an instructional video showing all parts and tools needed.
331203
i think it comes with a little allen wrench, but if it doesn't -- an allen wrench is what you need. I used the attachable bits on my electric screwdriver and i was able to put it together in just a few minutes.
765427
Can't remember if tools were required, I can tell it was a breeze to assemble! I think mostly hand tightening. I highly recommend!
1388722
No, the item doesn't include any tools. Also, the rack might not include the exact fasteners you might need to install it on your specific bicycle. Finally, for installing on my specific bicycle I needed to cut some length off of the rack rear mounts in order to achieve a level installation (the extra length interfered with the rear wheel axle nuts). Just cutting off enough to remove the lower mounting hole on each rear support was enough to make it all fit. So the word "universal" is probably true but it might not be as easy or convenient as the word could be interpreted.
465941
You need the basic tools. Screwdrivers and hammer. Can be done by one person. Will probably take an hour. The product quality is quite good though.
822839
I have a very narrow wrench made for the job. You should be able to find one for sale at any bike store or online
1667837
There are bolts included with the basket that are all you should need. If you find you need longer or different bolts your local bike shop should have them.
374580
Take it to a bike shop they will install it for you, installation requires tools you probably don't have at home and can be frustrating.
1027686
The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start a collection. Good luck! The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start... » Read More The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start a collection. Good luck! « Show Less