Keyohome Bike Bearing Press Tool Bicycle Headset Kit Install & Removal Cycling Bottom Bracket Wrist Group Accessories Bicycle Repair Parts

The Keyohome Bike Bearing Press Tool is a solid, affordable option compared to bigger brands. It’s well-built and gets the job done efficiently without breaking the bank. I was impressed by its durability and ease of use. For anyone looking for a reliable bearing press tool on a budget, this is a fantastic choice!

This is actually really good! I bought it really just to see given my local bike shops were going to charge me more to fit a bottom bracket than this was going to cost. It doesn't fit all sizes perfectly but lined up a headset very well and installed a bottom bracket perfectly. Definitely worth a go. Construction is perfectly good for the job.

This bearing press seems well made and whilst it doesn't have every size, I found that for simple jobs like wheel bearings there's usually a 1/2 socket that will fit the bearing and over the threaded shaft.Does headsets quite well too.In summary, obviously not as versatile as the pro models, but if you just want to press a few bearings without spending £100's, this is great.

I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a press seeing as I don’t build bikes very often. This worked great and was so cheap in comparison to something that would be used in a bike shop. I recommend this if you don’t need to use it everyday in a shop. But even then I think it would last quite a while.

Like the title says - it works! Just take your time in alignment and clamp a qtr turn at a time, eye checking along the way. I’ve not had any issues whatsoever in many push fit bbs so I’d recommend it to anyone with a touch of bike DIY ability.

Used this to press hope BB bearings. Worked when the discs are on the flat side each. To big for my hub bearings.Ok tool

I recently replaced a 1-1/8″ steerer headset in a mountain bike. It was for a mate as a favour so I didn't want to spend a fortune on a Park Tool. This press made it relatively simple to install. Bottom cup went in a dream 100% straight but the top cup was more fiddly, like the clamp was made to fit in the frame, rather than the actual bearing. After a couple of attempts of slackening off then re-tightening I got it.I should say I have done a few headset in my time but am no expert so the fiddly fitting could just be me. other than that, feels good, solid quality and will certainly last me a few years doing at most a headset a year.There is no included case with it which would have been nice. Other than that a brilliant piece of kit, especially for the price.

Whilst this seems to be a well made tool, it would be beneficial if the threaded rod could be about 30mm longer. It doesn't mean it's a bad tool, it would just make it a little easier to install both cups simultaneously. Another issue I encountered was the presses jamming into the cups after installation. Again, nothing a gentle tap with a hammer won't solve. All said and done, a tool that's capable and extremely good value when compared against the named brands. A good buy for the hobbyist.