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Abbey Bike Tools  |  Barcode: 23829579

Abbey Bike Tools Micro Bearing Press With Spin Nut

Sale price €35300 Regular price €41500
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Description

Designed to make drifting out smaller hub and suspension bearings a breeze, the Abbey Bike Tools Micro Bearing Press with Spin Nut is a premium choice of tool for the removal and installation of bearings with an inside diameter of 13 millimetres and under.

Ideal for smaller, more delicate bearings, this tool has a silky smooth press-action, and features a true thrust bearing to isolate the compression torque. This allows the bearing to go in square, and reduces the effort required - its light action ensures it does not even require handles. If required, a six millimetre allen key fitting can be used to assist with tighter bearings.

Features:

- Drifts included to fit bearings of the following sizes: 608, 608_9, 609, 619, 688, 6000, 6001 , 6701, 6800, 6801, 6802, 6900, 6901, 6902,
- Silky smooth press action,
- Thrust bearing reduces the effort required,
- 6 millimetre allen key fitting for if extra leverage is required,
- For servicing bearings with an inside diameter of 13 millimetres and under.

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The brand

Abbey Bike Tools

Abbey Bike Tools makes specialist bicycle tools in Bend, Oregon. Founded around the needs of race mechanics, the brand combines precise workshop equipment with practical solutions for demanding maintenance jobs.
Why choose Abbey Bike Tools

The details that make a difference

US
Originated in
2012
Since

Designed with purpose

  • Tools made and assembled in Oregon
  • Specialist bicycle workshop equipment
  • Design informed by race mechanics

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