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PARK TOOL

PARK TOOL BBT-69.4 Bottom Bracket Tool 16-notch 44-45mm

This CNC-machined aluminium Park Tool tool facilitates the installation and removal of components with 16-notch tool interfaces such as bottom brackets, disc brakes and... Read more
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Description

This CNC-machined aluminium Park Tool tool facilitates the installation and removal of components with 16-notch tool interfaces such as bottom brackets, disc brakes and e-bike motor lock rings. Anodised for easy identification, compatible with a ratchet/torque wrench.

The PARK TOOL 16-notch 44-45mm Bottom Bracket Tool offers full compatibility with the Park Tool BBT-RS bottom bracket tool retention system (sold separately). The adjustable spring-tension system ensures full engagement and prevents slipping for optimal performance.

Ref: 7970447655078

Caractéristiques

Suitable for 16-notch cassette bodies with a major diameter (outside the notches) of 44 to 45 mm and a minor diameter (inside the notches) of 42.7 mm. : Suitable for 16-notch cassette bodies with a major diameter (outside the notches) of 44 to 45 mm and a minor diameter (inside the notches) of 42.7 mm.

Compatible with a 3/8" drive adapter : Compatible with a 3/8" drive adapter

Informations techniques

Compatible with Bafang BBSH, BBS02 Mid-Drive Motor Lock Nuts
CenterLock Disc Lock Nuts
Threaded Bottom Bracket Cups for Campagnolo®, Chris King®, FSA® MegaExo®, Hope™, SRAM®/Truvativ® GXP®, Race Face® X-Type, Surly®, Wheels®, Fulcrum® and others
Shimano® BB80, BB5700, XT® BB70, BB51 and previous external bearing threaded bottom bracket cups

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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An indispensable tool

"Perfect for my Sram GXP. Other manual wrenches like Decath don't match exactly. You damage the notches. This socket is the right one and especially for the dynamo wrench."

Jeremie B. (5/5)

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