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Appears to be a nice tool. Haven’t used it yet. The only issue i see is that if you have a fat bike with a wide bottom bracket this tool may not be for you. My fat bike has a 121mm bottom bracket and this tool is barely long enough. Would have been nice to have listed the over all length in the description. But for the money it will work.
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This is for the smaller 24 mm crank axles. I've used a screw driver handle before now but there is nothing like the proper tool for removing bottom bracket press fit bearings, especially if the press fit is more like an interference fit which it was for my last bearing removal. The right tool will also help prevent you from damaging a more delicate carbon bottom bracket shell.
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This tool is just as good as the much more expensive Park tool and worked perfectly on my Trek Shimano BB. The bearings popped out easily and the tool caused no damage whatsoever to the carbon frame. It is perfect for the DIY guy who wants to do his own bike BB bearing work.
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I was skeptical this would work as well as the Park Tool version that costs more than 2X as much but it does! I had the bottom bracket out in 60 seconds.
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the tip of the head was unevenly cut. i didn't want to go through the return process.gets the job done but definitely will not use it on expensive bikes
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