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Felix G.
Reviewed in Germany on May 13, 2025
Works as good as the expensive equivalents
H OK
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 9, 2025
Great tool for knocking out bottom brackets. Order arrived on time and well packed. The quality of the tool is good. Very easy to use. At the time of this review, £13.99 delivered which seems good to me. This tool makes it easy to remove bottom brackets quickly and effectively.
cami
Reviewed in Italy on March 4, 2025
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Am
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2025
This spreadable bearing drift works ok, but it's not quite as great as I would have hoped. I kind of expected the prongs to be made of sprung steel, so they forced themselves out to meet the ID of the tube that the bearing is in. In reality they need physically bent out to just larger than the tube diameter. I feel like constantly having to bend these back and forward for different jobs over time isn't the best for tool lifespan. Also the internal edges are fairly sharp, so I needed to file mine a little to take the edges off.It does work over the range of sizes expected (22mm to 56mm), so can be used for headsets and bottom brackets. I think for a home kit it's fine because it's an occasional job changing bearings, but I wouldn't get this if I was a pro bike mechanic or a shop.
Ruckhäberle
Reviewed in Germany on April 1, 2025
Das Teil erfüllt seinen Zweck und mehr braucht es auch nicht. Preis/leistung gut
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