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BBT-169 Steel Bottom Bracket / Lockring Tool
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The Park Tool BBT-169 Steel Bottom Bracket / Lockring Tool is a heavy-duty 4140 steel workshop tool for removal and installation of components with 16-notch tool fittings, covering threaded bottom bracket cups, center lock disc brake rotor lockrings, and e-bike motor lockrings. The BBT-169 fits 16-notch fittings with a major diameter of 44–45mm and a minor diameter of 42.7mm, encompassing Shimano BB80, BB5700, XT BB70, BB51, and previous external bearing threaded cups, as well as cups from Campagnolo, Chris King, FSA MegaExo, Hope, SRAM/Truvativ GXP, Race Face X-type, Surly, and others. Center lock disc brake rotor lockrings and Bafang BBSH and BBS02 mid-drive motor lockrings are also within its scope, making the BBT-169 one of the broadest-application tools in the Park Tool bottom bracket range. The extra-deep body handles extra-wide spindles, low-profile walls seat into recessed lockrings, and three drive options — 3/8" drive, 1" hex, and 36mm wrench flats — address seized components across the full compatibility list. Integrated threads accept the Park Tool BBT-RS Bottom Bracket Tool Retaining System or GPS-1 Guide Pins (each sold separately).
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Makes switching chainrings very easy… although you do need a specific tool for the job.
The new price for a replacement for my gen2 is silly. This one is better price and works, you just have to swap the bash guard and bumper at top. This is a better price and I also got a sale discount. much more reasonable. Thanks!
I'm glad I bought these guards. They do what they're made for: No more bruised or bloody ankles from smacking rocks or cranks. I do have to say, however, that the photo seems a little misleading to me. I thought these would have a smooth finish like other G-Form products, based on the photo. Instead, they are fabric, so only time will tell on durability.