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2 piece tool for locking the camshaft sprockets to adjust the timing Suitable for the following models: 1098 (S) Biposto/Monoposto 2007 -2008, 1098 1198 R2008 - 2009, 1198 1198 / S / SP / R Corse / S Corse 2009 - 2011, 848 / Evo / Evo Corse SE / Evo Dark 2008 - 2013, Diavel 1200 ABS / AMG ABS / Carbon ABS / Cromo ABS / Dark ABS / Strata ABS 2011 - 2013 Hypermotard 821 ABS / SP ABS 2013 Monster 1000 S4R / S4RS Testastretta 2006 - 2008 Multistrada 1200 models 2010 - 2013 Streetfighter 848 2012 - 2013 Streetfighter 1100 / S 2009 - 2013 This tool may fit other models
2 piece tool for locking the camshaft sprockets to adjust the timing Suitable for the following models: 1098 (S) Biposto/Monoposto 2007 -2008, 1098 1198 R2008 - 2009, 1198 1198 / S / SP / R Corse / S Corse 2009 - 2011, 848 / Evo / Evo Corse SE / Evo Dark 2008 - 2013, Diavel 1200 ABS / AMG ABS / Carbon ABS / Cromo ABS / Dark ABS / Strata ABS 2011 - 2013 Hypermotard 821 ABS / SP ABS 2013 Monster 1000 S4R / S4RS Testastretta 2006 - 2008 Multistrada 1200 models 2010 - 2013 Streetfighter 848 2012 - 2013 Streetfighter 1100 / S 2009 - 2013 This tool may fit other models
- Regular price
- £25.05
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Great stuff, delighted I came across you. Would recommend to anyone 🤟⚡️🤟
Perfect for the job,quick delivery, reasonable price.
Great item
Thanks
Just what I wanted thanks
Just what the Doctor ordered, great shop.
I've given 5 stars for looks but I haven't used it yet.
Good quality
Good item, well designed especially being so flat on the wheel nut: it makes very easy and feels less probe to slide out of the bolt…
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Easy to order, prompt delivery.
Seals exactly right for the job.
Quite a small strobe than I’m used to, but works very well. Light in weight and easy to handle.
Very pleased with the item and love they added a decal sticker and a small pack of haribos. Will be ordering more tools from them in the future.
As advertised, arrived quickly, and did the wiring on my bike.
Just what I wanted thanks
A simple and logical means of securing a cylinder head whilst removing valves etc.
