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Old 11-20-15, 07:42 AM
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Just bought this Cycle Tool


My first post here. Have we any ideas what this tool is used for? If it really is a cycle tool. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by rgh3455

My first post here. Have we any ideas what this tool is used for? If it really is a cycle tool. Thanks.
It appears that Part A threads into Part B. Other than that, it's a mystery to me. How do you know it's a bike tool?
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Some people just have to have tools, I guess - even if they don't know what they are.

It appears to be a fixed cup removal tool.
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Originally Posted by cny-bikeman
It appears to be a fixed cup removal tool.
Seems like as good a guess as any. I was wondering about the thin wrench flats near the ends of both pieces. With nothing to use for scale, I think they are only wide enough for a cone wrench.
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Im thinking a bearing press but it has to press against something external, an arbor frame, that you don't have..
Not like anything i've seen or needed in 40 years ..

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It is a RockShox Mag 10/20/21 seal puller.
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They look like "Grinding" pegs for BMX stunt bikes.
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It is a RockShox Mag 10/20/21 seal puller.
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Sorry, I should have mentioned that a shop in my are closed and when I bought some of the toolsand the owner through in some specialty tools. I didn't want to hurt his feelings.
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