CYCLUS TOOLS POWER.TOOL - Z16 48.5 One-Sided Lever Extractor

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

• Z16 48.5 (external teeth) - Campagnolo Pro-Tech-47x86 T47 bottom bracket


• Z16 48.5 (external teeth) - Ceramicspeed T47 bottom bracket (not for T47A)


• Z16 48.5 (external teeth) - Enduro Bearings Torq Tite BB386EVO bottom bracket


• Z16 48.5 (external teeth) - SRAM DUB T47 bottom bracket

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

• Z12 44.0 (external teeth) - Enduro BB30 bottom bracket


• Z12 44.0 (external teeth) - FSA bottom bracket


• Z12 44.0 (external teeth) - Raceface BSA30 bottom bracket


• Z12 44.0 (external teeth) - Rotor BSA BB30 bottom bracket


• Z12 44.0 (external teeth) - Sram DUB bottom bracket

Why choose POWER.TOOL

• Suitable for 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 two-sided tool head reduces the cost and number of tools 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 locking ring to determine whether it requires an internal or external mounting tool. Count the number of notches or recesses in the cup or ring, and the presence of any pins. Measure the smallest outer diameter for external cups or caps. Measure the largest diameter for internal rings. Use our handy template as a guide.

Have you found the correct wrench size (index)? Get an overview of the tool selection that CYCLUS TOOLS offers to solve your problem. Use our online shop at this link: https://shop.ra-co.com/

Important information about the functionality of your tool:

Assess the environment around your case: additional disassembly work may be required. The manufacturer may have manufacturing tolerances that can cause your POWER.TOOL to have a tighter fit or more play on the respective component. Before attempting disassembly or assembly, verify that the tool fits precisely into/onto the component: only use the correct tool to avoid damage to the parts.