ISOAR Bicycle Bottom Brackets Tool for SRAM Dub BSA30 Aluminum Alloy 7075 can be reused

ISOAR Bicycle Bottom Brackets Tool for SRAM Dub BSA30 Aluminum Alloy 7075 can be reused

$ 11.95

Score By Feature

Based on 283 ratings

Value for money

9.93

Sturdiness

8.98

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Product Description

Aluminum alloy is the material used in manufacturing this wrench, so it is The axle is extremely hard and wear resistant, which makes it extremely difficult to scratch. You can reuse it.

An axle installation tool specially designed for use with DUB axles.

These products are suitable for factories, production lines, workshops, bicycle repair operations, and individuals who wish to modify their own bikes.

It is approximately. The sum of 5 + 6 equals 20. The thickness of the material is 3 centimeters / 7 inches. Six divided by two equals two. Approximately 5 inches

Questions & Answers

Do you know if this works on a Praxis M30BB?

Yes, but it will only work for middle shafts with an outer diameter of 46 millimeters, whereas the M30BB has an outer diameter of 48 millimeters.

The 46mm 12-inch diameter What are the options for removing a five-way tooth key?

That is, of course, what I have successfully done.

Are Sram Dub bottom brackets compatible with sram dub top brackets?

As long as the central axis of your system doesn't exist, you can remove it.

Do you know if it works with the token ninja BBS?

BT token ninja does not fall under this rule

Selected User Reviews For ISOAR Bicycle Bottom Brackets Tool for SRAM Dub BSA30 Aluminum Alloy 7075 can be reused

A great tool for home mechanics who need to replace DUB bottom brackets

5/5

In order to install/remove a threaded DUB bottom bracket (BSA), you must use a tool that is designed to fit the notch perfectly. This socket is sold by Park Tool for around $30, but it is not the cheapest. It is a very simple tool that gets the job done just fine. Since I am most likely only going to use it once every year or two, I could not justify spending $30 on a tool I never use. Torque the BB cups into the frame using a torque wrench - make sure you use one. As you can see, this tool does not work with torque wrenches. There is not a great deal of leverage on the handle, since it is a little short. As a result, by using this tool along with a rubber mallet it is easy to tap the handle to ensure that the cups are securely tightened. This is a great tool to have in your toolbox if you are a home mechanic.

Mia McNeil

| May 05, 2021

This is a cheap but not a great product

4/5

When you are given this tool, it is the exact tool you need for the job if you are given the exact job you need it for, then the BB tool proves to be the perfect tool. There is more metal than Park BB tools, so it won't easily slip off of the cup when you're attempting to remove it (this is a problem with You can also get it for a low price. As I said, if you are like me and buying your fifth BB removal tool because of the silly amount of proprietary standards in the industry, it is nice to be able to buy the tool The only thing I don't like about this thing is that it only has an 8-volt battery The handle is 9 inches long. You cannot get a lot of torque out of it, so it really isn't suited for racing. When it comes to removing stubborn cups, while that isn't a problem for installing them, it can be a real pain.

Romina Carroll

| Feb 17, 2021

Easy to work with, but does the job well

3/5

While it doesn't deliver the best performance, at this price point it does what it is supposed to do. Despite its softness, the metal is a good and a bad thing. While there is a downside because it will not last for many years, there is a positive aspect as it lets you know when you are overtightening you are looking for a tool lasting through the decades, then you should consider the park tools model. The huckleberry option is a good one for people who just want to do occasional maintenance at a low cost. I give the overall rating a solid 3.

Meghan Williams

| Nov 18, 2020

With BSA30, it may or may not work well, but with Rotor UBB, it may not work well

3/5

It is indicated in the description that it is compatible with The answer to this question is kind of yes, sort of no. In some cases, the BB cup faces are tapered, so I could not get them to engage past the first third. As a result, the wrench easily slips off when torque is applied. My solution was to use a bearing press with giant washers to secure the wrench to the BB cup so that it wouldn't lose its grip. The construction is fairly good, but I wish the size was a bit smaller.

Zaria Estes

| Oct 14, 2020

I don't think it is great, but it is okay

4/5

Removing a Race Face Cinch BB was accomplished with this method. This is a good deal for the price. The Cons - Neither the wrench handles' edges nor the knob are Please note
Weak lever power due to the short length of the wrench. The pros are This BB fits snug on the arm. It is priced.

Rhea Kramer

| May 14, 2021

A must-have

5/5

I bought this to match the bottom bracket I bought when I switched to the new SRAM NX 12 speed group set. Installing it myself wasn't a problem for me since I'm handy. Why, if you are like me, and would like to fix your bike yourself, don't you have this option? Getting one for your toolbox is a good idea.

Greta King

| Apr 22, 2021

It's perfect for the purpose for which it was designed

5/5

A thick, solid piece of aluminum that is relatively lightweight, but is strong and good for installing BB cups. A closed ring prevents it from sliding over the crank arm, so it is impossible to slip it over the crank arm. The arm provides a good fit for the cup when we're assembling a new piece or disassembling a piece.

Turner Choi

| Nov 08, 2020

I was very impressed with the quality, fit, and Arms might be longer, but they can be shorter

5/5

The quality of this item is excellent. Does not fit the BB, but it could have been longer for better leverage, I had to use a lot of leverage to remove the BB since the arm is about 6 inches.