Grip Shift 3X7 w/ grips, cables, and Cane Creek clamp on bull bars
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Reviews (3)
Jun 11, 2020
Brilliant chain breaker design
The PBR is an evolution of the chain breaker/riveter. An exceptional design, the multi-purpose anvil is an innovation. I would like to see a method of "holding" the anvil in the frame, but I'm nit picking. I found mine on sale, and a better chain breaker/ riveter I've never used! Maybe a trail bike version, light and packable can be developed, but the PBR has a spot in my tool box .I work mostly on European sport bikes.
Apr 08, 2016
Bound book and on line content
A very useful book for Tone Explorers. In black and white, as the bound book is printed, the schematics can be confusing. Fortunately, the book is also downloadable in color (I don't know what effect these schematics will have for the color blind). My only other complaint has to do with the schematics as well, but it is minor: By simplifying the schematics the authors have complicated the drawings for someone who is familiar with electronic schematics. Yet everything is presented in a manner that can be digested by nearly everyone (I simply redrew the schematics I was interested in).
Aug 16, 2020
Best tool box liner for pros.
Excellent tool box drawer liner, better than shelf liner. Dimensions are so that there is a minimum of waste. Cuts easily with a utility knife and a straight edge. There are two sides to the material, hard and fuzzy. The fuzzy, felt, side has a hook and loop characteristic which might come in handy, but for me seemed to attract flotsam. I placed the hard side up in all but the measuring equipment drawers. This can be glued down with spray adhesive, they sell some, but there are others out there. I have no need to glue it down, though, it stays in place nicely for me---so far.. There are minor squareness issues, but they can be dealt with. I don't have much time with the material, but so far I am impressed. The tool box that I did is 72" wide and 29" deep. Largest drawer is 50" wide, all drawers are 26 1/2" deep. the 20 foot roll did not quite do the entire box, but did do much more that I was expecting. I ordered the black, as it was slightly cheaper. Next for my smaller boxes I think I will try the gray "Carpet" material