Cyclus Tools Bottom Bracket Tool for Shimano Hollowtech II

Name: Bottom Bracket Tool for Shimano Hollowtech II
Brand: Cyclus Tools
SKU: 28642
Price: 20.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

Item number: 28642

Technical Information:

Application:: for (dis)assembly of Shimano bottom brackets
Drivetrain:: 3/8"
Other:: can be used optimally with the cross handle

Compatibility:

Shimano Hollowtech II

Manufacturer Number:

720197

Manufacturer:

Cyclus Tools
Julius-Kruttschnitt-Str. 55
53129 Bonn
Germany
info@cyclus-tools.eu

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Models:

universal, in stock
17.64€

Customer Reviews (3)

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4.0/5.0

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by Jerry L. on 04.04.2021 (modified on 10.10.2021) item: universal

Great tool for it's job. Unfortunately a just a bit too shallow for use on some Center Lock disk brakes.

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by Roel A. on 02.10.2020 item: universal

2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

If using this for centerlock disc brake mounting, be aware that the tool is most likely not deep enough. The bearing cups get in the way. I could only get it to fit on my front wheel by removing the bearing cups first. On the rear that doesnt work because you can only tighten the bearing cups properly with the disc brake removed.

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