🚴♂️ Crank it up with confidence!
The BikeHand Bike Crank Puller is an essential tool for any cyclist, designed to effortlessly remove crank arms from various bottom brackets. Made from heat-treated hardened steel, this durable tool ensures precision and longevity, making it a must-have for both mountain and road bike enthusiasts. With a lifetime warranty, you can trust in its quality and performance.
Color | Silver |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Brand | BIKE HAND |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 2.36 x 1.18 x 0.79 inches |
Item Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
Included Components | Spanner |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 09504157016354 |
Manufacturer | BIKE HAND |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.24 x 1.5 x 0.98 inches |
Package Weight | 0.08 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 2.36 x 1.18 x 0.79 inches |
Brand Name | BIKE HAND |
Part Number | YC-216C |
Style | Classic Model |
B**H
High Quality, Low Price
Surprisingly high quality tool considering the price. Have already used on three bikes (six crank arms) with outstanding results. Just remember to put a little grease on the threads before use. Best of all it's NOT MADE IN CHY-NA. Two thumbs up!
B**D
it works
worked great no issues
D**R
Essential Tool
Have square tapered BB installed on my single speed. This tool is essential to remove the cranks to remove or make adjustments to the BB. This tool is easy to use. You will gain a technical skill and save money in the process. Other brands costs twice the price. Bypass the professional bike shop and remove the cranks yourself. This BIKEHAND Crank Removal Tool comes highly recommended.
J**
It did the job.
I had to take out the black end piece and insert a steel rod in its place, and put a hex drill bit attachment in the bearing end so it had something solid to push up against. The threads were already stripped (I think) - but I don't see how this would work without some modification. Used on a Shimano square taper bottom bracket to get the crank arm to come off. Luckily, I had ordered a new bearing as well and planned on replacing the crankset and the bearing insert.Then when it came time to unscrew the bottom bracket I cut a slot down a 5/16" bolt and used some nuts as spacers with the bracket tool (not included) and it worked perfectly. Replace the bearing if you are having issues!
O**T
Can't go wrong with this one
This crank puller is solid. Not cheap white metal. Had a crank must have been put on by robots wouldn't move. Stripped the threads on a cheaper one. This one cracked the bolt loose and pulled the crank arm easy
D**T
Be sure to check sizing before use
This tool was ever so slightly larger than my square taper opening. Cheap crankset and cheap tool, so not sure which sizing was incorrect.
B**H
Good quality
Perfect for what it is intended for
D**E
A well made tool. It works perfectly
Used this to remove the pedal cranks from the wifes new Aventon Level 2. She's 4'11" and needed shorter crank arms to better fit her to the bike. (PROWHEELS 140mm square taper) First off this is a well made tool! These arms had a square taper design, so remove the tee shaped end from the tool first, put a little lube on the threads back off the puller bolt then thread into the crank arm as far as it will go. Turn the puller bolt slowly and it's off. Couldn't be any easier.
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