History: Biker

With a profile that resembles nothing from the western hemisphere, the Biker model has a unique look all its own. Actually named Bayker in Russian, it is noticably thinner than most other multitools, and features an unorthodox blade arrangement as well.

Jaws

• Jaw shape is blunt nose, with fine serrations, a gripping area, and a large wire cutter. (No hard wire notch is included)
• Finish is bead blast matte stainless.
• Jaws are held in the closed position by the locking bail.

Handles/Frame

• Handles are solid forged steel.
• Notched out areas for the blades are precision machined into place.
• Finish is bead blast matte stainless.
• No logo or markings of any kind appear on the Biker. (although the top photograph shows a metric scale on one side)

Blades and Tools

• Spear point knife blade, with plain edge. Measures 3" long (75mm)
• Liner locking
• Features a thumb stud for one-hand-opening

• Awl with sewing eye
• Phillips screwdriver
• Combination can opener/medium flathead screwdriver built integral on one handle

awl blade

Locking Mechanism

• The knife blade locks open via a standard liner lock.

knife blade

Other Features

• A wire bail locks the tool closed when not in use.

Sheath

• Standard sheath is made from heavy leather, with snap closure. Belt loop allows vertical or horizontal carry.

Dimensions

• Length = 5" (125mm)
• Width = 1-1/4" (33mm)
• Thickness = 5/16" (8mm)
• Weight = 3.4 oz (96g)

Variations

• Unknown

Background

• Made in Russia

More Info

• Noks Biker review and discussion - at Multitool.org forums