HAT-11 Black Logo Hat The perfect hat to wear while wrenching on your bike.

We’ve got those too:

We know our audience. Neighborhood bike dads are 27% of our domestic sales.

Park Tool's Truman Purdy modeling a vivid blue tie-dye shirt, featuring the words "Trust Me, I'm a Bike Mechanic" screenprinted on the front.

The back of the tie-dye shirt, with a screenprinted Park Tool logo

If you're going for more of a laid-back vibe, maybe the TSTD-1 is on your wavelength: www.parktool.com/en-us/produc...

An unstructured five-panel ball cap with bill rope in charcoal grey. It features a handsome PVC patch in an abstracted word bubble shape that reads "Trust Me, I'm a Bike Mechanic" with the Park Tool logo.

Park Tool's own Truman Purdy modeling the aforementioned hat.

New merch available today! Broadcast your trustworthiness with our Trust Me, I'm a Bike Mechanic hat. www.parktool.com/en-us/produc...

Park Tool Announces Winners of 2026 Community Tool Grants Park Tool has been manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Based out of St. Paul Minnesota, we are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. A long-term dedication to quality,…

Park Tool is pleased to announce the winners of their 2026 Community Tool Grants! Over the past eleven years, Park Tool has donated over $150,000 worth of tools to over 100 different organizations throughout the world. Read about the ten we chose this year:

It’s Calvin’s final day in the office before retirement and what is he doing? Making a video, of course.

Adam Savage Rebuilds His Stolen Bicycle! YouTube video by Adam Savage’s Tested

Highly recommend Adam Savage’s latest video!

He spent years using a bike as his primary transit in NYC and understands the freedom it brings. Nice to see a prominent voice validating that we don't need 4,000lb boxes just to navigate a city.

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Black & white magazine ad from 1976 featuring an illustration of the TS-2 truing stand. Text reads: NEW, IMPROVED PROFESSIONAL QUALITY TRUING STAND A Good Tool Made Even Better New Nylon Bushings At Pivot Points For Improved Truing Accuracy Accepts 16" to 28"Wheels Automatically Centers'Offset' Wheels Made of Heavy Chrome-Plated Steel PARK TRUING STAND Model TS2 Available from your favorite Distributor./Write for our Catalog. PARK TOOL CO.

The TS-2 turns 50 this year! I teased it on the other social platforms, but Bluesky gets an exclusive: we will *definitely* be doing *something* fun to commemorate the golden anniversary of the TS-2. Stay tuned...

Calvin Jones Retiring After 28 Years As Director of Education at Park… Park Tool has been manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Based out of St. Paul Minnesota, we are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. A long-term dedication to quality,…

Some bittersweet news: after 28 years, our Director of Education Calvin Jones has announced his retirement at the end of February. More info on our website:

CBP-6 Campagnolo® Crank and Bearing Tool Set A complete tool set for removal and installation of Campagnolo® and Fulcrum® Ultra-Torque™ and Power Torque™ crank and bottom bracket systems.

Also new today: a slimmed-down version of our tool set for removal and installation of everyone's favorite cranksets to work on: Campagnolo Ultra-Torque and Power Torque.

PRS-33 FC Fixed-Height Clamp Add-On Kit for PRS-33/PRS-33.2 A basic kit to add a second clamp to the PRS-33 and PRS-33.2 Power Lift Shop Stand

NEW from Park Tool: PRS-33 FC Fixed-Height Clamp Add-On Kit

For those looking to convert their Park Tool PRS-33 or PRS-33.2 to a double-sided stand but don't want to invest in a full add-on kit, This elegantly-named upgrade kit adds a fixed clamp to one side.

The Park Tool video dept. is hosting presenters from the GMBN Tech channel next week—any topics you’d like to hear discussed?

The ASF-1 replaces the clamp in any Park Tool Professional Repair Stand with a rotating crossbar and two adjustable 12"/30 cm support forks, which can be configured to accommodate a wide variety of bicycles with non-standard frame designs.

Learn more at parktool.com/ASF-1

ASF-1 Adjustable Support Fixture YouTube video by Park Tool

NEW: The increasing popularity of bicycles with non-standard frame geometry presents a problem for mechanics looking to put these bikes into repair stands. Today, Park Tool presents a solution: The ASF-1 Adjustable Support Fixture.

We’ll have to see if we can work that into the product description.

Accept no imitations: the Park Tool PZT-2 is effective, durable, and available at your local bike shop.

The PRS-30 is available as a complete unit with integrated wheels for easy repositioning, or as a standalone upright which can be bolted to a base or directly to the floor. Learn more at parktool.com/PRS-30

Product still of the Park Tool PRS-30 Mechanical Lift Repair Stand

Available today: an all-new repair stand from Park Tool!

Specifically designed for the unique challenges of heavy e-bikes, the PRS-30 effortlessly lifts up to 120 lbs. using the included hand crank or a battery-operated drill.

Feel free to send any and all such jars to:
Calvin Jones
c/o Park Tool Company
5115 Hadley Ave
St. Paul MN 55113

Park Tool Repair Help: Headsets - YouTube Your guide to the bicycle headset, both threaded and unthreaded, with complete guides for maintenance and replacement.

We're putting out a new headset video every other week until we run out of interesting things to say about them. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up-to-date, and get caught up with the first video in the series, How Headsets Work:

Adjusting & Troubleshooting Threaded Headsets YouTube video by Park Tool

OUT TODAY: Threaded Headset Adjustment and Troubleshooting

Sure, they're not the hottest thing out there, but if you ever find yourself working on one of the millions of bikes still on the road with the classic cup-and-cone threaded headset, feel free to give it a watch!

TS-TA Thru Axle Adapter This simple adapter installs onto any thru axle hub so the wheel can be used in any Park Tool truing stand.

For your type of stand, you'd need an adapter like this one. If that's more than you care to spend, you can always DIY with a ~12 mm threaded rod from the hardware store 🙂

We'll do whatever it takes to get people to notice us on here, up to and including giving away free STL files.

A Park Tool 3-way hex wrench in a 3D-printed holder mounted on pegboard

A Park Tool ATD-1.2 torque driver in a 3D-printed holder mounted on pegboard

A Park Tool DAG-3 in a 3D-printed holder mounted on pegboard

A composite of two pictures, both showing a Park Tool valve core remover in a different 3D-printed holder mounted on pegboard

These 3D models are available under a @creativecommons.bsky.social BY-NC-SA 4.0 license, so you can modify or share them for any non-commercial purpose you see fit. Have any other tools you'd like to see for round two? Let us know!

Park Tool Launches Free 3D-Printable Tool Holders Park Tool has been manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Based out of St. Paul Minnesota, we are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. A long-term dedication to quality,…

Attention nerds: we have released seven 3D-printable models for mountable tool holders for your storage and organizational convenience! They're available for free, right now, at Park Tool dot com:

Calvin Jones and Gary Fisher. Gary Fisher is dressed with a country western flair and is giving an enthusiastic thumbs up

We’ve had a great time fixing bikes and meeting their riders at day one of the Sea Otter Classic. If you’re here this weekend, come say hi!

Pictured: Calvin and a fan.

The Park Tool BLT-1, a woven nylon belt with a black spoke wrench as the buckle

What if I told you that not only did we already make a BLT-1, but that it was a spoke wrench belt:

My understanding is that those tools are mostly for mounting - this is intended strictly for unseating the bead. It’s a very specific tool, and maybe not for everyone, but it’s very good at what it does, and we think mechs who deal with a lot of tight tubeless setups will appreciate it.

The early YouTube commenters seemed to think this was a late April Fools Day prank. Curious to hear some feedback from a more discerning social media platform.