A set of 3 picks for detail work like removing seals, doing derailleur maintenance, straightening a freshly cut outer cable, removing seals on bottom bracket, etc.
The BKD-1 Hydraulic Brake Bleed Kit will bleed most models of DOT fluid based hydraulic brakes. Hydraulic systems need bleeding to remove any air bubbles and to inject new, clean fluid.
A great shop accessory made to hold securely in your vice a wide variety of axles, spindles and Freewheel Removers/Lockring Tools. Made from precision extruded aluminum.
The CC-4 is a drop-in style gauge that measures bicycle chain wear. The laser cut CC-4 accurately measures a long section of chain and strategically comes in contact with the chain in three places, quickly and easily taking the guesswork out of knowing wh
12 splines, 22.6mm diameter fits Shimano®, Sachs® Aris, Sun Race®, DNP® Epoch and other 5–10 speed freewheels. The FR-1.3 includes an enlarged thru-hole to accommodate 14mm axles. Base of tool can be used with a 1" socket or wrench.
This dual sided socket is designed to work with the new Shimano DA-9000/XTR-BB93 bottom bracket as well 6800 Ultegra and 5800 105 11spd groups (BBR-60).
Designed and built to remove and install Shimano direct mount chainring lockrings found on XTR 9120, XT 8120, MT900, and other Shimano direct mount systems. Precisely CNC machined from 6061 aluminum for a perfect fit and to prevent marring expensive parts
The Vise Whip is simply a better solution for holding your cassette during removal and now also works on track cogs, cog & bb lockrings, and e-bike chainrings.
The third edition of the Pro Chain Tool blends the efficient and ergonomic design of the new Apprentice Chain Tool with innovations from our patented Tutto Multi Chain Tool.
Master Chain Tool features floating chain support for perfect positioning and support of any chain. Works with all derailleur chains from 6–12-speed, is compatible with SRAM AXS chain and works with 1/8˝single speed chains.
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