🚲 Bikehand Cycling Tire Lever Spoon - Effortlessly Mount Challenging Wire Bead and Persistent Tires - Tire Bead Jack Tool for Easy Changing and Mounting Review

Worked as described and intended. I would say it's a thumb protector. It wasn't the tightest clincher I've ever fitted, the device worked well. I will update this review when I get a chance to use it on other tires. A bike mechanic from a shop I often said they use it for very tight beads where you would think the tool would break but it didn't. Hope this is helpful.

On the first side of the tire it was pretty good to hit the bead, on the second side it didn't work and I had to use levers to tighten it. It's easier than the levers to get the last piece. The larger tires are fine but still had some tool movement issues (for reference I have a 700x47 aka 47-622 aka 28x1.75). I didn't get a single pinch while using it, which was good. And it's easier on the hands than trying to just pull it.

Ok I've been a bike mechanic for 30 years. Finally someone understood. If you only had an Allen key and a wrench, this would be the third essential tool you need. The only "other" tool like this doesn't work with MTB or 29er tires, only road tires and won't "hold" the tire when you press on it, but a bike hand will do. Full control, no broken plastic retainers, no scratched rims - this is the only tool you need to mount an MTB tire. It looks like it will work with tires up to 3" wide, but works

I bought new Kenda Drumlin tires for my bike and couldn't put them on the rim for life. I fought the tire for an hour and lost. I just didn't have the strength to lift the bead onto the rim and was afraid my skinny tire arms might snap. In a desperate attempt to avoid taking my wheels to the bike shop, I ordered this tool. That's what I really have to do myself in case of a failure at the track. In just over 5 minutes, this unruly tire was correctly fitted. I couldn't believe it. This will be a

Ordered to save hands when mounting tires on many of the rims I mount. But these failed me on the first try. I couldn't get her to get caught on the hoop. They were too narrow to fit through the rim mechanically. I ended up rolling the beads over the edge with my own hands, which was very tight. The hook could have had a sharper edge to grip the pearl more securely. Also on the other side, where the tool attaches to the rim, I think the studs could be shorter. If you're not careful, these lugs…

This tool was used to install tires on two Sun XTC 700c rims which are the most difficult rims of all tires to install and I have tried several brands and sizes. In fact, the heavy-metal core Parks bars were broken trying to pop the tires on. The Bike Hand Tool made this an easy two-minute, no-scolding job. The tool is light enough to fit in a bike frame bag, but too long for an under saddle bag. But I will definitely take it with me and recommend it to anyone who has difficulty with tire…

Wow. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it. Wow. The latter could always insert new BLIS (Tubeless Ready Beads), I removed it again with the help of cable ties and washing-up liquid. But they are getting heavier, last week I had to take 2 SCHWALBE RAZOR ROCK because I couldn't. The guys in the shop had a hard time, 2 guys didn't make it but one made it. So I ordered this little device to see if it would help. I was incredibly helpful, I installed it in 2-3 minutes, 5