BOCA BEARINGUniversal Bicycle Bearing Installer Bike BUT-001 Bearing Installer

Not the easiest to use and actually a bit overpriced for what it is, but it worked for a press fit BB90 / GXP on a Trek frame. I would like to see the tolerance between the holes and teh screw post be closer to eliminate any chance of a bearing going in crooked. That said, it worked for me and it was my first shot with a press fit. It is way less expensive then some of the "pro" ones, however some of those can be rented for $10 or $15.

I have an Ibis Mojo HDR which needs fresh suspension bearings a couple of times a year. Now Ibis would have you buy 2 brand new links (with bearings) for $150, but you can buy a bearing kit from enduroforkseal for $50. This is a light duty item, but good enough for that. The drifts are plastic, so it remains to be seen how they will hold up. The tool requires a T40 wrench.

I bought this because it looked like a low-cost solution to being able to press bearings into my bicycle wheel hub. I was able to use this press as designed for a different purpose, but it didn't come with the size I needed for my wheels. The blue pieces are made out of plastic. I wonder how these would hold up over the long term. The tube that this is packaged in works very well.

Sometimes you just don't know how much you needed a tool until you actually use one. This does exactly what it says, with no muss, no fuss, and no looking for the right socket, and hoping the bearing goes in straight. Perfect tool.

Drifts are plastic - which is OK for home use (how often do you replace bearings?), just makes it very overpriced at $39.Claims it works for hubs, universal tool, but my hubs, with a captive 15mm ID axle between the bearings it won't work as provided. You need a much larger hole on the drift to clear the axle. I managed to use the two old bearings as a drift, plus a PVC coupler piece, but defeats the purpose. I bought this to graduate from my ghetto set of fine pitch bolts and nuts and washers, but in the end still had to improvise.They need to add some PVC couplers, or a second set of tube-like spacers before they can call it "universal".Probably going back. Back to my set of washers and pvc tubes, fine thread bolts. Wheels Manufacturing has a nice 10mm press-4 for $35, or replacement handle press-1 for $50, much nicer. Problem is that they come with no drifts, so either this boca for that, or another $50-$80 for their nice red anodized sets. For home use, carefully picked thick washers work fine.

I needed a bearing press tool but could not afford the majority that I found on the internet, but then I found Boca Bearings and could not believe how much cheaper they where. Fantastic delivery time too.

Good for hubs but not for PF 30 cups....too small.

Adaptable a diferentes tipos de rodamientos