Originally Posted by
chaadster
I understand that PowerTorque requires an additional sixty bucks worth of tools beyond what's needed for Ultratorque, but it's not as though servicing is complex, longer, or anything.
$120. Puller is $60, fingers and shims are $60. My Centaur crank was $108 new. Now, its no show stopper, and I will continue to build things with Centaur, but when the tool to remove a crank costs more than the crank, it is annoying.