LONKER Bike Crank Removal Tool and Bottom Bracket Kit - High Carbon Steel Professional Extractor Repair Tool, Gear Puller Remover for Moutain Bicycle (Silver)
Key features
- •Bicycle Crank Tool hand cycle for Crank Puller Bike Tool bicycle crank puller
- •Bikehand Bikehand Bike Bicycle Bottom Bracket Removal Remover Tool
- •Bicycle Crank Tool Bicycle Tool Crank Puller Bike Tool Puller Bike Tool
- •Suitable for any 20 teeth splinted type bottom bracket. Can be used with either a 24mm socket, wrench or an adjustable spanner
- •Package Included: 1 * Bike Crank Extractor Puller, 1 * Bike Bottom Bracket Remover Removal Tool
LONKER Bike Crank Removal Tool and Bottom Bracket Kit - High Carbon Steel Professional Extractor Repair Tool, Gear Puller Remover for Moutain Bicycle (Silver)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
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Five Stars
Jim Montgomery•December 5, 2017
Works Good..
Returned
J. S.•December 5, 2017
Extremely poor quality, the tool stripped while removing the crankset. End up buying park tool puller. Total trash. Returned it.
Made from Good quality materials
BearClaw•November 16, 2017
Made from Good quality materials, This is the tool for you if you need to remove Chain rings, cranks and Bottom Brackets. This tool fits like a glove. At first the threads were a little rough but as soon as I used it, I smoothed up nicely. My only problem was that the cranks were on so tight I striped out the threads on the aluminium cranks. But this tool did perform awesome.
Four Stars
Amazon Customer•November 10, 2017
It worked good. E.Z.to use !!!
Well worth it, for occasional use.
A. Nonymous•November 8, 2017
Looks cheap, but worked perfectly! Transformed an almost impossible job into easy as pie. I did file the tip smooth just a little bit, and put a drop of A-1 Oil on the first couple of threads on both threaded moving parts. I wouldn't recommend it for a bike shop, or heavy repeated use, but how often does a fair-weather bicyclist typically remove a crank arm off? First time I ever did it, and, it was easy, an excellent value, if not excellent quality.
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