GOLDEAL Bicycle Headset Cup Removal Tool, Bike Head Parts Remover, (for 1-1/8, 1-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch)

U used this for a dirtbike steering bearing, not a bicycle. It was slightly small so I bent the arms out some. Worked fine and really made the job way easier but i don't think it will last for more then a few race removals. Metal seems thin and slightly weak.

I used it to remove the ZS bearing cups on my 2022 Rockhopper elite. About two good rubber mallet whacks for each cup. Both cups came out smooth and no damages to frame or cups. This tool is actually a thicker gauge steel than I expected. NO flex and NO deformity with a solid hammer hit. Pretty high quality for the price. Worked like a charm, and to think I was going to buy the like 80 buck Tark Pool...

Was kind of skeptical about metal end with the cuts since they looked somewhat uneven but it got the job done. Got my headset out with no struggle.

Form function are perfect. Destroying a headset by not using the correct tool is silly. I’ve done my share of it. Cheap, functional simple tools are my favorite!

required heavy modification, but it shipped fast and eventually did what i needed it to do.

Based on some earlier reviews I didn’t expect the cup remover to be as sturdy as it was. I used it to remove ZS44 and an EC4O cups. The plastic cap did not come off as noted by another review. However I was using a rubber mallet as opposed to a hammer. I would buy this again.Not bad considering the price for some other options.

Let's be clear, this is just a pipe with some cuts on one end. However, it is a useful tool. If you remove headset cups not constantly bit at least every now and then, chances are that you'll use a hammer and screw driver. I've done that dozens of times. One day however, I introduced said screw driver from the bottom of a head tube and hit it with the hammer. Little that I knew, I wasn't hitting the cup but the top tube. That nice aluminum frame was really compromised when half the screw driver came through that tube. Ouch.

The media could not be loaded.  It feels kinda flimsy but it actually worked great.

Tool is not heat treated like expensive one, so it will deform when using it ... I modified it a little bit and heat treat the split head and now it work well and hold it shape.

This is a poorly made tool for the price. Metal had sharp edges and the flared ends were all bent at different angles.

It worked, but this is definitely not big enough to seat on a 1.5" tapered headset.

Looks ok didn’t have chance to use it yet