16-Notch 44mm Bicycle Bottom Bracket Tool Compatible with BBT-69.2 Shimano SRAM Chris King Campagnolo

My 30yo Surly LHT got a second life after bottom brackets went away or became too expensive. My new crank set cost $25 and is much better and if it breaks you can replace or repair it with another. The cup tool I call it tightens the one piece crank. Very durable and great quality. At 10 bucks it's value is great. Fits perfectly and easy to use. Performance is much better and smoother.

I used it to take off my Cannondale Lefty-- works like a charm! Don't stress the aluminum-- keep it flat and oriented and let the diameter work the torque.

Had to remove a Shimano center lock ring, and the hub cup sticking out was not allowing to use my regular Hollowtech II wrench. This one worked perfect for removal and then reinstalling the lock ring with 40 NM torque

Great product for a great price. I have been expanding my bike tools and the lower cost of those compared to name brand was what made me purchase. It works great. I gave it 4 stars only because, for me, the retention spot for the ratchet isn’t working. It still works just fine, but it will fall off the ratchet if I am happen to point the ratchet down.

The media could not be loaded.  My FSA 7100 Di2 bottom bracket was stuck on my 2019 Trek Roscoe 7. I bought the steel version of this tool and it worked great. I first tried to put it on my impact drill and it wouldn’t budge, then I used a breaker bar. After jumping on the bar it came loose. The tool was slightly striped where it attached to my breaker bar, but my breaker bar had more damage. The 16 notched snugged right up to my bottom bracket and didn’t strip at all. HIGHLY recommend if your bottom bracket is stuck.

This fit perfectly. The socket opening needed a touch to connect to the ratchet.

Not Park Tool, but great quality nonetheless at a better price-point.

I bought the stainless steel version after reading the reviews on the aluminum one, and now I am thinking that I should have paid an extra $10 for the brand-name. Specifically:- it falls offs from the ratchet tool because the groove that is supposed to lock on that little ball that ratchet has is at the wrong place, so it does not lock- The material is still soft. I only used it a few times at 40 Nm and I can see metal shavings at inner side of the hole where you insert the ratchet.

Seller needs to update description, this was too big for the BBR60 bracket.

beim lösen des sehr festsitzenden tretlagers ging das teil kaputt. das material ist nicht stabil genug.