Contains:

• T25, T30
• 5mm Flat driver, 7 mm Flat driver
• 2 Phillips screwdrivers
• Socket wrench coupling
• 8/9/10 mm sockets
• L-grip for socket wrench
• 3 nylon tire levers / 1 tire repair kit
• Crank puller
• Chain tool
• Hex wrench set w/ ball driver 2/2.2/3/4/5/6/8/10 mm
• 15mm Pedal wrench w/ 24mm inset wrench
• Hollow Tech II Crank arm tightner
• Double ended Cone Wrench13/14mm and 15/16 mm
• Chain Whip
• 8/10mm box wrench
• Cassette lock ring remover w/ pin
• O-spoke wrench
• Isis compatible 22 tooth bb cup remover
• Outboard bottom bracket cup wrench
• Doubled ended head wrench 36/40 and 30/32

Find the XLC 33 Piece Bicycle Tool Kit at these retailers…

Amazon.com: XLC 33 Piece Pro Tool Kit with Rugged Carry Case – $67.98
Jenson USA: XLC 33 Piece Pro Tool Kit with Rugged Carry Case – $64.99

But you better hurry because the Altrec Garage Sale ends today. I picked up a sweet Marmot Precip for winter mountain biking.

Visit the Garage Sale – Up to 80% off

The details.. copied directly from the source.

Specialized Trail Crew

We’re looking for a few good riders. More specifically, we’re looking for a few avid mountain bikers. People who ride a lot, can tell a good story and lead group rides. Riders who respect and are respected by their riding buddies.

These riders are going to be part of something both amazingly fun and bigger than themselves. They will become charter members of the Stumpjumper Trail Crew, and they will get to ride the all-new 2010 Stumpjumper FSR.

The Stumpjumper Trail Crew will go something like this: We will select a handful of people who are great advocates for trail riding and comfortable with websites like Facebook and Twitter. Maybe these people race, but they probably don’t call themselves “racers”. Maybe they build trails. Maybe they don’t ride every day, but they definitely ride every chance they get, and they love to share their enthusiasm for riding.

Each of these riders will get a 2010 S-Works Stumpjumper FSR to ride for a year or so, plus the cool swag to go with it: helmet, shoes, gloves, optics, etc. Specialized will provide a place online for the riders to share their epic (no, Stumpjumper) tales of sweet singletrack, post photos and videos, and brag about what a great time they’re having.

A few times a year, we’ll get the Crew together at some incredibly sweet riding location for, well, incredibly sweet rides … on our dime.

Sounds pretty sweet, huh? But you know nothing comes for free. So what’s the price? That depends. Maybe free. We’ll set a sweet bro-deal price for the bike, and these riders won’t have to pay for it until almost a year later (or they could just give it back, but we’ve ridden this bike, so we’re thinking that’s unlikely). Plus, over the year, each of these riders will share their stories online and in person, and the more they share, the cheaper their bike will get. If they share a lot, they’ll end up getting the whole thing for free. It’s one of those “everybody wins” situations.

So get on it. Show us you’re the right guy to be on the Crew. The directions: Get on Twitter, and send an @reply to us at @iamspecialized with a link to a blog post you’ve written or a video you’ve recorded that tells us why you’re the right guy for the job. We’ll look through them all and start making selections in a few weeks. We’re stoked.

A good deal is hard to pass up.. especially when your shock goes out. In most cases it’d be more cost effective to buy a new mountain bike. So if you in this predicament like my friend Chappy is.. its nice to have discount mail-order every once in a while. In this case you could hook yourself up with a sweet Marzocchi Shock from JensonUSA and save a bundle. Then you can support your local bike shop by having them install it… that way everyone wins.