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Double Bearing Design
Ball bearing design makes it more stable while using, labor-saving operation and will not harm your bicycle frame
Size
The thread of the bolt is 0.47 inch (12mm) diameter (nominally 12mm), length of the bolt about 265mm (10.4 inch),works with BB shells up to 135mm wide
Detachable Handles
Detachable Handles are a nice plus for compact storage
Stainless Steel Screw Rod
The total length of the screw rod is about 250mm, with a diameter of about 12mm.It is tight and fine for most bike
Front Side of Bearing
The positive side corresponds to the inner hole of the frame bike headset respectively.
Reverse Side of Bearing
The reverse side is used to match the press-in bottom bracket, avoid crushing the bearing during installtion.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
I've only had to use it once but it worked perfectly to install bearing cups into my frame. I may never use it again but it was cheaper than paying someone to do it.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
These presses work fine for normal head asm, but it was too short to fit my Wired Ebike. I had to remove the bearing to make it work. I bought this to install the hellbender bearing set. The manufacturer needs to add about 50mm to the length of the threaded rod.
Rick S
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
Changed my forks to carbon forks and needed to replace the headsets. This tool knocked them ot with no issues.
Chamisa
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This cheap headset press is great for smaller frames but anything over 56cm with external cups and it won't reach. Even if you remove the unnecessary bearings and washers. Be warned.
ChucktownPA
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
Excellent tool and well-constructed. This tool worked as advertised and made changing out my head tube bearing housing simple. If you are a DYI biker, I highly suggest this tool for your toolbox.
Casey Watson
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
Worked like charm installing a Spanish bottom bracket on a dirt jumper frame. Bearings went in straight and flush. Would recommend doing one side at a time. Folks who are saying that the treaded rod isn’t long enough must be building some pretty unique bikes.Tool was cheaper than anything I could have crafted from parts at the hardware store. Integrated bearings prevent binding, better than plastic bushings on the classic blue tool.
Adriano
Reviewed in Mexico on February 8, 2024
Si lo requieres de urgencia para realizar uno o dos trabajos, esta bien. No lo recomendaría para taller. Me permito proponer que se le hagan mejoras a la parte del maneral. Como está fabricado, es facil que se barra la rosca y se llegue a patinar. No lo recomendaría tampoco en donde se desea realizar un trabajo que requiere fuerza de apriete o torque. Se desliza muy facil y puede hasta causar un accidente.
Damon jones
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
Worked great for pressing my bottom bracket and a couple headsets.Machining looks very nice and it was smooth using it.Very pleased with this reasonably-priced tool.
EricT
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023
Nice tool, but two problems:1. Contrary to the description, the threaded shaft is not 5/8", it is M12-1.752. It isn't great for pressing BB30 bearings, which is what I purchased it to do because the O.D. of even the smallest step on the drift is too big. I have a set of Park drifts that do fit the bearings, but they are designed to work with a 5/8" shaft, and wobble on this tool, which makes pressing the bearings in square to the frame more difficult (had been using 1/2" allthread with nuts and washers and bought this to avoid the same issue based on the description of the 5/8" rod). Wish it didn't have these issues, because otherwise it seems well made and nice to use.
Jorge A.
Reviewed in Mexico on May 5, 2023
El producto es muy práctico y tiene muy buen acabado, lo usé para poner masa delanteras de bicicleta
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