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BBB Cycling BTL-113 Cup verwijderaar

This tool works perfectly for removing bottem bracket bearings

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Super thing it went very easily with this reepschap

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Efficient and inexpensive, 2-3 taps on it and it's off without a hitch for a BB94 pressfit. For regular use it will be a little light due to the blades being a little too 'soft'.

had familiarized myself with how to use it so no problems

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Thought it was difficult but was very easy to remove the cups

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Use is easy, but be careful, it bends easily with me and then you can just hit the wrong thing.

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Ordered this product to tap out the BB of my MTB, but after two blows with a hammer to the end, that 'star end' is already bent. Doesn't work at all. I should have read the reviews better when buying.

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Position well, support frame and ram it! Works like a charm. Nice piece of kit from BBB. BBB products never disappoint me I must say.

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The cups were so tightly attached at the factory that the spring-loaded ends of the BTL-113 bent. In the end, however, the removal succeeded by first inserting the remover, then hammering a piece of broomstick 24mm in the open end and only then applying force to the cups.

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Bottom bracket was very stuck, so bearing knocked out of Bottom bracket and plastic housing was left behind in frame. Then it was easy to gently tap the plastic housing out with, for example, a screwdriver and hammer. In short, fine little thing

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I did not manage to use it for the BB71. Clicked hard behind the bearings and slid over when I hit it. Have to add that the BB was incredibly tight. Had to put the bike on the ground and use brute force. In the process, I damaged the frame due to the force required.

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Just make sure you order the right one, it's easy to use

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With this tool you tap your press fit cups out of your frame in no time. I used it on an aluminium frame, and what is striking is that you can clearly see where the tool touches the frame. Purely visual damage, nothing constructive. Still, I wouldn't dare use it on a carbon frame!

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