Bottom Bracket Tool

PRO BIKE TOOL Bottom Bracket Tool Compatible with Spline Type Bottom Brackets – For removing Road and Mountain Bike Splined Bottom Brackets for Bicycle Repair and Maintenance

$17.99

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Bottom Bracket Tool

Key Benefits

Professional Bottom Bracket Remover Tool
For easy removal any 20 spline Bottom Brackets. Compatible with Shimano, Hope, FSA and more. Can be used with Splined Bottom Brackets found on road, MTB, cyclocross, touring, commuter, gravel and E-bikes
Treat your Bottom Bracket bearings to some TLC
Kit your toolbox out with our professional Bike Bottom Bracket bearing extractor providing improved precision as well as reduced slipping to ensure stress free maintenance to remove and fit your Bikes Bottom Bracket
Comfortable and slip free handle
PVC dip-coated ‘ergonomically’ shaped 165mm / 6.5 inch handle ensures your hand does not slip during use and provides a reliable grip when in use
Built To Last
High quality and durable heat-treated steel with chrome plating ensures wrench remains true and does not round through years of use. Product dimensions - overall length 24.8cm / 9.76 inches, arm length 16.5cm / 6.5 inches, weight 302/ 0.67 lb and standard 20 spline socket
Pro Quality
We’re so confident about our Bottom Bracket Removal Tool that if you have any product issues, we’re very happy to either provide a Refund or a Replacement on your purchase! We’re also here to support you if you have any questions or queries, please get in touch and we’ll gladly help

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WEIGHT

302g / 0.67 lb

DIMENSIONS

overall length 24.8cm / 9.76 inches

MATERIAL

heat-treated steel with chrome plating

Bottom Bracket Tool

faq'S

Will this tool work for bottom brackets without splines?
This tool is for 20 spline bottom brackets only.
Will this work for my Ebike?
Provided your Ebike has a splined bottom bracket, yes it will be suitable.
Can I use a 1/2 Inch Drive Socket for extra Torque?
Yes, this tool is 1/2 Inch Drive compatible
Can I use a 1/2 Inch Drive Socket for Torque Measurements on this tool?
Yes, please consult your Bike Frame manufacturer for Torque limits
Can I use a spanner for extra leverage?
We recommend a 1/2 Inch Drive Socket should you need extra leverage.