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Crankbrothers F16 multitool chainbreaker also works brilliantly, it’s saved me quite a few times 😉👍

It’s not measured on the bearing mate, it goes on the actual bearing number, you just give bearings tools pro the number of the bearing and they’ve done the rest of the calculations for the correct tool needed, your right about not needing it again unless it happens again but there’s always that...

Thanks for your kind words mate, I don’t think anyone has ever called me wise before but there is one thing I totally agree with, tools are definitely an investment, I know some people advised me to take my bike to the LBS, but for the best part of it I enjoy solving problems, well I enjoy...

When you think it took less than ten minutes to remove the outer race, £14 for the tool might seem a little expensive but when you consider the hourly rate of bike shops plus you need to get your bike to the shop, wait for them to do the job and then bring it back, I think it’s been well worth...

Following on from my other post regarding the stuck outer race in my frame, well it ain’t stuck anymore 🥳🥳 the tool I bought from www.bearingprotools.com It worked a treat😃 Removed race and the tool, £14 well spent

BearingProTools.com seem to be a good company at very good price’s

I’ve bought the tools I need for my bike which came to £37 included postage which was £40+ from the other company I was looking at, that company was still the cheapest one for the bearings but £40+ difference in price is a lot in my book, thanks again mate 😉

I’ve been looking at a company in Derbyshire but their prices are like mega at the side of these, my bike has all the same bearings, 3802’s, this is brilliant mate, I really appreciate you letting you me know about this company Beer Man, I’ve got to buy some new wheels so I’ve been looking to...

I need the above tool for removing and refitting some new bearings into a 2020 Whyte e150rs V1 does anyone know what kit I need, a link to one would be very helpful please, thanks. Sean

I bought the CXWXC brand from Amazon in 2020 and it’s still going strong, it holds my Whyte e150rs with no issues and it’s got the handlebar brace bar, absolutely fantastic value for money, if I was super critical, the only thing that I’d change would be the clamp size, it’s a bit chunky and the...