BBP-AOS Bottom Bracket Bearing Extractor Add-On Set

The BBP-AOS is used in conjunction with the BBP-1.2 Bottom Bracket Bearing Press Kit to extract press fit bottom bracket bearings, cups and adaptors. The BBP-AOS utilizes an expanding collet and extractor cup system to safely remove bearings without requiring impact. Also included are eight installation drifts for pressing bearings into pre-installed cups.

• 8 precision-machined extractor cups and 5 hardened collets for compatibility with most bearing IDs and bearing/cup ODs
• 8 installation drifts for standalone bearing installation
• Organized in a convenient storage case
• Full list of compatible bearing inner/outer diameters found on instructions/parts diagram

NOTE: The BBP-AOS requires the BBP-1.2 Bottom Bracket Bearing Press Set for use. The BBP-1.2 and BBP-AOS are also available as a complete set (part # BBP-2).

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[howie]

Can I remove de bb90 with this BBP-AOS?

[jonnathansalazar]

¿Alguien me puede decir si funciona con el BBP-1?

Can someone tell me if it works with BBP-1?

[avocadotoast]

Why is this so god damn expensive? Did you get the iron to make the steel from ferrous asteroids in the Kuiper Belt?? You better make me lord of Park Tool or something if I’m ever crazy enough to dish out the money for this.

[marnusdege]

I am seriously disappointed in this tool. The expanding collet keeps pushing through the bearing and does not extract the bearing. I tried numerous times just to extract a 28, 99 plastic inner from a dub bearing and that did not work. I spent a bunch of money on something that does not work the way it should work. And yes I did use it correctly.