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This is another of those tools that you rarely use, but when you do need it there really is no substitute. When fitting exhaust components they are very often a bit tight, especially when they've been on the bike a long time. Opening them up just that little bit to fit nicely is so difficult - but with this tool it's a breeze; just push it into the pipe and tighten it up with a spanner or socket. We've found ratchet spanners are the easiest method. This tool will work from 38mm up to 60mm, which covers most applications on bikes.
This is another of those tools that you rarely use, but when you do need it there really is no substitute. When fitting exhaust components they are very often a bit tight, especially when they've been on the bike a long time. Opening them up just that little bit to fit nicely is so difficult - but with this tool it's a breeze; just push it into the pipe and tighten it up with a spanner or socket. We've found ratchet spanners are the easiest method. This tool will work from 38mm up to 60mm, which covers most applications on bikes.
- Regular price
- £21.83
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Perfect as my aluminium ones were on their last legs
Good quality connector and terminals.
Perfect for a tidy wiring loom
Quality items delivered quickly.
Good crimps. Brilliant for joining wire and the shrink tube provided is a bonus. A used a crimping tool I already had and it worked fine
Great service, great items exactly as description 👍
The only way to work on Japanese bikes without knackering up the screw heads. Fit perfectly in to a hex adaptor or impact driver
Not used these yet, however, they appear to be good quality and also referenced from the Haynes Manual for the Ducati Scrambler 803 so I'm hopeful these will allow me to do the belt change with minimal issues.
Arrived quickly and does what it says on the tun. Thank you 😊
I fitted this on Bikers Toolbox Advice to my 1967 Positive Earth Triumph that I was fitting with LED indicators, but i wired the flasher with L to Live from the battery as advised ( normally L is to indicator and B to battery). It worked a treat
