Originally Posted by Drew Eckhardt

It depends on what sort of bikes you own. Modern ones wouldn't use any of those except the chain whip and tire levers. The spoke wrench may be one of the three common sizes that you need.

- Disc brakes don't use the offset wrench
- That looks like a freewheel tool which won't fit cassette lock rings
- Two piece cranks don't need an extractor
- Threadless headsets don't use a 32mm wrench
- Cartridge bottom brackets don't need a lock ring spanner
- That's not a high quality chain tool and modern narrow chains may not fit
- Cartridge bearing hubs no longer require adjustment with cone wrenches. Many use hex keys for disassembly not cone wrenches.
- Cartridge bottom brackets have no adjustable cup requiring a pin spinner.

OTOH, with a large vintage fleet you need all those things.