Bicycle Bottom Bracket Install and Removal Tool Kit, Bearing Press Tool,Bike Bottom Bracket Remover,Suitable for BB86/BB30/BB91/BB92 and More

This is really well built: nice, solid materials. There are different brands of the same product (they all look identical with unlikely brands) and they beat the value of the "blue brand" by a couple of miles. I had never ever removed BB bearings until now but it took me just a couple of minuted to remove and install (no need to buy separate tools). The instructions are really non-existant, so if you have no idea how to use it and are not google-oriented, you may prefere a different and more expensive option. Otherwise this seems a great tool, most likely durable and covering several options and sizes. Recommended.

Used to press new bearings into my fatbike hub. So easy to do. Also, used to press out the bearings on my carbon road bike hub. Came out clean, was able to clean and press them back in. Highly recommend for anyone that wants to do own bike maintenance. Took the place of buying multiple specialty tools from other manufacturers. Instructions aren’t very good, but if you have enough aptitude to work on your bike bearings, you’ll figure it out.

The quality of the actual tool parts is great. The instructions are a joke. There is no adapter ring that will keep a SRAM DUB cup centered when pressing. I would give 5 stars for value if it had that size adapter ring included.

Very easy to use. The instructions are wordless but with a little bit of common sense the job gets done. Do not tighten hard on the clamp when installing new bearings, the tool is plenty strong and may damage the bearings if you overtighten the wing nuts. Over all 5 stars

Pro's - performs every aspect of bottom bracket removal without damaging bike; youtube videos walk you thorugh itCon's - I didn't order it sooner

The description mentioned the inclusion of the ring to remove 6806 bearings but there isn't one on my package. Unfortunately all my Bottom Brackets use that bearing (Race Face / Easton) and the whole tool kit became obsolete for me.

I have 2 PF30 bikes and a BB86 Shimano (41mm OD BB).The PF30s are a wheels manu outboard PF30 and a Raceface Cinch (for fat bike). This tool was able to not only extract the cups from either side, but also was also able to extract the actual bearing from the cups, either with the bb still on the bike or not. I'm excited because now I only have to buy bearings for my RF BB, instead of buying new BBs and chewing through whatever cheese RF puts in there to begin with... Saving money. The RF bearings were the 6806s and the WM enduro was the 2437s.The BB86s I extracted were the Shimano brand PF 41MM OD non-serviceable cups. I bought the M800P to replace the old one, and just kept the tube from the original setup. Worked like a charm. Took less time to replace that. Writing the review.The tool is very rubust, can't see how you could break it. It comes with lots of spacers and a long drift good enough for my 100mm fat bike.Worth every penny. Get this if you have a PF BB.

The instructions aren’t that great but with a little intuition or a YouTube video, it works amazing. Highly recommend this tool vs hammering out the BB cups/bearings

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