Park tools rubber mallet

Coming up to almost a decade when I first picked it up, here are my impression: Out of the box: Just like the majority of Park Tools, the HMR-2 is made out of very good materials and has great appeal. Read More ». It features a unique dual-sided head with both steel and rubber striking surfaces, a reinforced fiberglass shaft and a soft, comfortable molded handle.

The HMR-2 proves that sometimes a hammer is the best tool for the job. The Latest. Bike of the Day: Kona Shonky 1. Most Popular. Bike of the Day: Rocky Mountain Element 8 Bike of the Day: Transition Spur 11 What's It All Mean?

Free U. Buy it. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter dataretriever Start date 4 May Location NW London. I've tried percussive therapy rubber mallet on both the threaded rod at the back and on the lip of the main clamp to try and unstick it but no joy.

Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can unstick it so it revolves again? Location South West. Do you mean that the clamp will not rotate? I'm guessing that you do because this is a well known fault with this stand. Loosen off the rear lever, put a bike in the clamp perhaps not your best one and use the bike to rotate the clamp. Once freed, grease the inside to prevent it happening again although it will because it's a design issue. This Vs This or even This. Mind you I snapped a 15 year old 4mm Bondhus allen key, not sure if they have a lifetime warranty back then though.

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HBH An Extendable Handlebar Holder Bleeding hydraulic disc brakes often calls for getting the brake up at a weird angle so that gravity can assist. The HBH-3 serves a simple function. On the left is the original cutter, on the right is the new diamond abrasive number. Assorted bearing tools While the four tools covered above are all new as of today, Park Tool also recently expanded its line of workshop bottom bracket and bearing service tools. The BBP-2 aims to be a complete solution to almost all press-fit bottom brackets.

The BBP-AOS covers just the removal portion of press-fit bottom brackets and can be an add-on for those that already have the press. The SBK-1 is for installing and removing cartridge bearings in full-suspension frames. Tags Park Tool. Editors' Picks. Product reviews. Editors' Picks Tech. Bike maintenance.