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Lectrichead’s Store (comprador verificado) –
Worked fine for me
It looks like there are a number of bad reviews with the tool being not right, but for me it worked great, was of a good quality and was as described, exactly.I used it to hand-tighten the centerlock ring on a pair of new bike wheel brake discs and then used a torque wrench in the tool to precisely tighten the centerlock.It is a very light tool, it looks to be manufactured well and the notches lined up fine with the centerlock ring on the disc. The drive socket in the back fit the torque wrench perfectly.I can’t really think of anything else to say for such a simple tool that did it’s jobs, it worked just fine for me.
Andrew S (comprador verificado) –
It did the job but only just
It’s just not strong enough. The metal is soft and has little grip, but it’s a more expensive one.
Shanold (comprador verificado) –
Works well a little snug and likes to slip
It fit the Shimano Saint bottom bracket I have, though it was a tight fit to install and slipped off easily at times. However, it was good enough to reach the required torque.
Alex Lopez (comprador verificado) –
Bike tool
Fit perfect for my bike, build quality was good have used it multiple times and still going strong. Very reasonable price.
Nickels (comprador verificado) –
A must have!
A must have for anyone working on bikes, cheap and effective, fit perfectly on a 16 notch BB.
Pat L (comprador verificado) –
Worked well!
This tool worked great on my Shimano centerlock brake rotors. It is well-machined and fits the lockrings snugly, while costing one third of the Park Tool lockring tool.
Raymond Boyle (comprador verificado) –
Perfect for home bike mechanic
I tighten bottom brackets by hand and feel then I check with a torque wrench on this tool. Most of my bb need to be 50Nm.I really like it based on ease of use, price and weight. Keep it close to the bb and there are no issues.
Vero H (comprador verificado) –
Bottom Bracket Socket
Fits bottom bracket as it should and works great. Blue anodize makes it easy to spot in the toolbox
Dionysus Zagreus (comprador verificado) –
Don’t Buy This
This tool is horribly made. First off, it is incredibly out of round. Measurements from the widest to narrowest ID’s are +/-.040″. The overall ID on the splines was also .08″ smaller than the OD on the lockring for the rotor (both Shimano brand and Fulcrum wheel lockring). Ultimately, after a whole lot of dremel work and rat tail filing, I was able to make it fit. Addionally, this tool is aluminum which is what I expected. But I didn’t realize the description stated “anodized steel” which is not a manufacturing process that can happen. So don’t let that fool you. Totally not worth the price or the elbow grease. Move along and buy a name brand tool.
Mr. Pa (comprador verificado) –
BEWARE Does not work on SHimano sirect mount disc like in the pictures
Beware, might be a defective tool I received but it does not fit my centerlock rotors that are 44mm 16 notch.small diameter of toll is around 41.6mm and small diameter of the lock ring is 42.4.