CYCLUS TOOLS POWER.TOOL - Tool for assembly and disassembly with double-sided lever Z16 42.8 / Z12 23.0

The POWER.TOOL is suitable for assembling and disassembling the following lock nuts, for example:

• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Campagnolo Centerlock disc


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Shimano Centerlock disc


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Sram Centerlock disc


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Zipp Centerlock disc


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Bafang M420 e-bike motor


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Campagnolo Ultra-, Power Torque bottom bracket


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Miche Evo Max bottom bracket


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Shimano Hollowtech II bottom bracket


• Z16 42.8 (external teeth) - Sram GXP bottom bracket


• Z12 23.0 (internal teeth) - Campagnolo 8-13 speed cassette


• Z12 23.0 (internal teeth) - Sachs Power Glide cassette


• Z12 23.0 (internal teeth) - Sachs sprocket

Why choose POWER.TOOL

• Fits multiple applications on the bicycle


• A long, rubberized lever ensures maximum pressure and easy application of tightening torque when tightening or loosening components


• The partially double-sided head reduces the cost and number of tools needed in the workshop


• High-quality materials, as expected from CYCLUS TOOLS tools

How to find the right tool for your application

First, check the component or lock ring to determine if it requires a tool with an internal or external fitting. Count the number of teeth or notches present in the cup or ring, and check for any pins. Measure the smallest outer diameter for external cups or caps, or the largest diameter for internal rings. Use our handy template as a guide. Have you found the correct wrench size (index)? Check the overview of tools that CYCLUS TOOLS offers to solve your problem. Use our online shop at this link: https://shop.ra-co.com/

Important information about the operation of your tool:

• Assess the area around your work: additional disassembly may be required


• The manufacturer may have manufacturing tolerances that can cause your POWER.TOOL to fit tighter or looser on the specific component


• Before attempting disassembly or assembly, verify that the tool fits precisely into/onto the component - use only the correct tool to avoid damage to parts