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Old 03-30-11, 03:15 PM
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What is the best hanger tool for home use.

I need a GXP BB installer tool for a project. I'm not a mechinic so I probably will use it once or twice so I don't need the electronic, titanium engineers spanner with biohaptic feedback.
I found 2 by parktool:
the bbt-9 and bbt-19 for the same price. Are they good? is one better? any cheaper ones out there?
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Best ( Derailleur hanger ) for home use ? Campagnolo R tool.
you can make a display case to show it off between uses.

A complete #3380 Campagnolo Tool Kit would be lovely,
built into a glass topped table..

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I tend to buy the socket type tools because I can store them easier and I can use a torque wrench if I want. But if you want cheap try this:

https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product...2_10000_202576
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So 'Hanger' is a mis applied term here , it appears,
I was going with Derailleur hanger , part of your right dropout.

cannot use a socket wrench to align that.
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Thanks,
Sorry, I guess thats the old-timey term for bottom bracket.
Does that nashbar wrench get enough bearing without slipping? Price is right though.
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Originally Posted by Germanicus
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Sorry, I guess thats the old-timey term for bottom bracket.
Does that nashbar wrench get enough bearing without slipping? Price is right though.
Dunno. I have the BT-19.
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