Wheels Manufacturing Bike Tools & Maintenance (1) (Оne Расk)

Very good quality and the finish is good as well. Super easy to use. Much better than I expected for the price paid. It kicks Park Tool’s ass any day :) worked perfectly for my pf30 bottom bracket and even works on shorter headsets (although that’s not it’s purpose so be careful). It’s worth the money to make sure bearings are installed perfectly straight, especially with a carbon frame.

This is the type of tool that bums me out a little bit because I don't get to use it very often, which isn't a knock on the tool at all! This a top of the line, precision built tool that gets the job done effortlessly. If you like having nice things to do the things you love to do, buying this is a no brainer.

It does job very well and since the red handles are small, it fits in tight areas as well. Like during headset pressing where it won't touch the bottom tube on the frame. I needed to press bb30 bearings and then press 24mm adapter to fit Shimano 24mm crank. Since this has many diameters in one tool, I could do both without need to buy rings of various diameters. Build quality is good too and lightweight. All red is aluminium and the center threaded rod is steel.

I bought this intending to use it to install a pressed in bottom bracket, its intended use, but, the first project I needed to complete was a headset swap on an older steel mountain bike with a 1 1/8" threadless steerer.I couldn't confirm if the press would be long enough or if the inserts would fit the cups, based on the limited photos and info online. I can now report that this tool worked very well for the job. The inserts fit snugly into a Crane Creek 40 headset and the threaded rod was long enough to work on the headset of my medium frame (under 6").Given the price, that makes this press a great buy, in my opinion. Of course, you could use a hardware store set-up for less, but, I think this is a great option and maybe a bit easier to use, with the nice handles and stepped inserts.

As a newbie in the home bike mechanic world I had a lot of tools to acquire. Quality tools aren’t cheap. Cheap tools aren’t quality. This bearing press seems to strike a balance. It performs perfectly to seat bottom bracket bearings- used it for both road and mountain BBs. And it’s more reasonably priced than some others on the market

I am seriously impressed with this tool. I did not think it was going to impress me. This thing for $48 works wonders!!!! I had been looking at bearing presses for awhile now and just didn’t want to spend the $175 for a “good” one. Pressing bearings is actually an important process and should be done correctly. Bearing presses are one of those tools you don’t need often but when you do youd rather have it instead of packing up your bike and going to the bike shop and having them do it where they charge you $20 or you feel obligated to give them $20 - I’ve already done 5 bottom brackets and 2 headsets flawlessly. I highly recommend this press.

Used this on my bb90🤮 replacement and it worked like a champ not as bulky has my headset press does the job fine save yourself so bucks and get this

If you like wrenching on your own bikes, this is a must have. I also have the park tool bearing press but since I have bought this, I reach for it now just about every time. The fit and finish are top notch. Every time I spin the handle onto the spindle it just goes on soo smooth. Bearing adapters that are included with it cover a lot of applications, but you will most likely need to put some additional sizes specific to your bike(s).