
AL ZARROUK
Bicycle Repair Tool Kit
25.45 USDT
In stock
Description
Bicycle Extractor Material:45# Carbon steel Size:80mm*20mm Weight: About130g Features Quenching treatment (super hardness) chromeplate on the surface Bottom Bracket Removal Tool Material: Metal Size: 50mm*32mm Weight: About 112g Features Suitable for any 20 teeth splined type bottom bracket -generally the type used for any bike The tool can be used with either a 24mm socket, wrench or an adjustable spanner Freewheel Remover Tool Material:Carbon steel Size:26mm*20mm Internal diameter: Approximately 20mm Color:Black Weight: About 35g Features Heat treated alloy tool steel, one inch base fits wrench or bench vise1 Suitable for all Shimano cassettes, including Road and MTB Bike Chain Breaker Material: Carbon Steel This is not suitable for thenarrow10-speed road bike chain Size: 8.5cm x 8cm x 2cm/3.35" x 3.15" x 0.79" (approx) Weight:About130g Features Bike chain tools Specially designed to remove and install chain pins. chain mtb tool accessories -A grip for comfortable handling. Bike MTB chain saw tools -Firm and durable. Fits the following: Common bicycle chains of 8/9/10 speed, works for all common bicycle chains. Bicycle Crank Remover Tool Item type: bike repairing tool Material: durable harden alloy steel Color: Red Weight: About0.08g Suitable for standard square taper crank. Handy for any bike owner to keep in the toolbox. Simple to use, also good for home mechanic Fit for any brand type bottom bracket. The Bottom Bracket Remover can be used with either a 24mm socket, wrench or an adjustable spanner. The Crank Extractor is used to remove square type crank arms, all you need is either a 58 or 16mm spanner or just an adjustable spanner. Suitable for Standard Square Tapers. 【Note】 Please allow 1-2cm errors due to manual measurement, make surely that you not mind before order. Due to difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color.





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