The PEDRO'S chain keeper is designed with a quick release mechanism, and ensures that the chain stays out of the frame to prevent damage and keep the transmission free to rotate, as is usually required during cleaning.
The basic screw-type chain tool is intended for home users. The simple tightening of the spindle fits the chain pin perfectly. The ergonomic design makes it precise and easy to use.
The IR-1.2 speeds the internal frame routing of electric wires, shift cable / housing, brake cable / housing and hydraulic tubing on carbon fiber, titanium, and aluminum frames.
All the awesomeness of the dual sided tool but in a single Shimano or Campagnolo version. Updated in 2020, the single sided tool now has the same size handle (1/2 inch) as the dual sided tool.
Our very own double-ended bottom bracket wrench designed to fit 16-notch bearing cups with an outside diameter of 44mm as well as 16-notch bearing cups with an outside diameter of 48.5mm. Machined aluminum, anodized red.
Designed for 12 spline 23.4mm diameter tool fittings - the most common tool fitting found on 7-12 speed cassette lockrings, and can also be found on some disc brake lockrings and Rock Shox® suspension fork top caps. Made from heat treated alloy tool steel
Patent and award-winning design, the 2 in 1 master link pliers allows master links installation and removal by single hand. Bold and simple is our philosophy.
If you're trying to keep your square taper, Shimano Octalink, ISIS, or other internal bottom bracket spinning consider our 1671.1/4 bottom bracket tool.
The Cyclone™ uses a large solvent reservoir, hundreds of rotating bristles, and a two-step cleaning process to get chains really clean, improve shifting performance, and extend the life of the chain and other expensive drivetrain parts.
Our universal bottom bracket drift is designed to press all current Wheels Mfg bottom bracket cups in to your frame. The adapter is machined with multiple steps to fit common bottom bracket shell and bearing diameters listed in the Compatibility tab below
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