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When it comes to true friendship when you’re in a fix, nothing compares to the lightweight, tough, pressure-indicating, dependable awesomeness that is Cutter Little 500 Mini Pump. You heard me, this mini double-action pump goes everywhere you go—just toss it in your blinking-light be-speckled shoulder bag and get pumped about being prepared. Presta and Schrader valve-compatible, this mini pump turns a blind eye to petty differences and helps launch your lauded career as a modern day good Samaritan—savior from the side street blow out. The Little 500 has a pressure gauge! Believe it—no more “it feels like it’s enough” touch-testing out there on the open road—the Little 500 offers dependable and consistent pumps when you’re away from the comforts of house slippers and a floor pump. Cutter included a frame mount for easy storage, and the T-handle eliminates the “effin’ damnit!” and the “no, I’m not doing what you think I’m doing so grow up” from roadside fixes.

Bottom Line: Like a stock car pitstop. But sober.

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Sleek, solid, durable, and as classy as all your matching Swedish furniture, the wood-handled Cutter Glycerin Floor Pump wants nothing more than to keep your finest rides at optimal pressure. A large PSI/Bar pressure gauge and a micro-adjustment valve offer precise and dependable pumps, while the Glycerin’s Presta and Schrader valve compatibility gets along with all your friend’s rides.

Bottom Line: Blowin’ up tires since ’08.

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Whether you’re a dial-it-and-leave-it XC rider, or a tinker-‘til-its perfect DHer, Cutter’s Transition Shock Pump put the oomph back in your front end. With a max PSI of 300, a 2-3 PSI micro adjust button, and a non-scratch rubber sealing system, the Transition covers all your maintenance from your urban 29er to your DH comp ride.

Bottom Line: Swedish shock enlarger.

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The Cutter C12 Full Carbon Bottle Cage probably weighs less than the bite valve on your water bottle. Yeah, you could say it’s light. Plus, Cutter uses full carbon fiber construction to make it plenty tough for your days on the road.

Bottom Line: Don’t put a heavy cage on a carbon frame.

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Cutter made the AL15 Aluminum Alloy Bottle Cage tough enough for life on your fixie and light enough to make the cut for your road bike. This durable, versatile water bottle cage works well on just about any bike unless you’re the type that weighs everything on a gram scale while you’re building your steed.

Bottom Line: Tough as you want without being too heavy.

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The Cutter Doc Y-Key includes 4, 5, and 6mm hex keys to help you fix your derailleur, tighten your headset, or snug down your pedal and keep from walking home. Cutter’s three-prong design gives you way more leverage then a standard L-style wrench, so that half-rust, super-stuck bolt doesn’t stand a chance.

Bottom Line: Riding your bike is more fun than walking it home.

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Leave the tool kit at home and opt for the Cutter Switch Small Travel Multi-Tool when you’re headed out for some urban reconnaissance. Leaving the pavement for the MTB trails? It’s cool—the Switch digs singletrack, too. Complete with all the hexes you’d need, spoke wrenches, and an ingenious 8mm hex adaptor storage system you’d think we stole from that Swedish furniture maker, the Switch gets the job done when you’re away from home.

Bottom Line: If it’s broke, fix it.

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Cutter’s Flip Small Travel Multi-Tool plays un-noticed stow-away in your messenger bag or saddle bag whether you’re headed for a long-ranger or just a jaunt into town. Complete with a full hex wrench set and multiple screwdrivers, including a rotor-tightening T25 Torx driver, the Flip turns your mid-ride blow out into an opportunity to impress your buddies.

Bottom Line: On-the-road wrenching.

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Cutter’s Mini District Rear Safety Light perches on your seatpost, watching your tail like a gunner in a WWI biplane as you pedal through the dark veins of your sleeping city. Complete with included batteries, three light modes, and a detachable seat post clip, the Mini District makes it easier than ever to look more like a responsible cyclist and less a drunk adult pretending to dogfight the Red Baron during the ride home from the pub.
Bottom Line: Bro, that universal seat post clamp is awesome! Thanks man, I think so too. Now out of my way, the Baron is bearing down on me.

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Pedaling home from a late, bladder-heavy night is dangerous enough—Cutter’s District Read Safety Light tags along so you don’t have to brave the dark city streets all by your non-reflective lonesome. The District’s three LED bulbs project light 2000-feet, providing plenty of warning for the bogies on your six. The crew at Cutter included two AAA batteries because they know you’ve already pilfered all the useable AAA’s from your roommate’s, girlfriend’s, and random friends’ remotes. The ol’ swap and switch…, works every time.

Bottom Line: Press the button. Don’t get hit by cars.