What Kind of Tool is This?
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What Kind of Tool is This?
This unidentified tool was given to me by a friend who was sure it was some kind of bike tool that he found stored with some other parts and goodies which he also gave me. I showed it to all my gearhead buddies and none of them could figure it out either. When I was at the LBS the other day the most experienced gent there said, "looks like a bike tool" but really couldn't find anything it fit.
Its about 12" long and 1/8" thick pressed steel with no markings of any sort. Please help!




Its about 12" long and 1/8" thick pressed steel with no markings of any sort. Please help!
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For pulling leather straps through the notches in pedals. Wish I had one. (A wild guess)
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It would clamp down on the cone FLATS I believe. Or on a cone's OD if no flats were provided I guess. 
I'd feel better using a thinned down open-end wrench on the flats though.

I'd feel better using a thinned down open-end wrench on the flats though.
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