🛠️ Motion Pro 08-0397 Chrome Hex Axle Tool - 17, 19, 22, 24 mm: Ultimate Axle Tool for Easy, Precise Maintenance Review

This universal inner axle tool (wrench? nut?) will help you properly tighten the front axle bolt. I don't know why you don't see them anymore - cheap, compact, fits almost every bike. Like all motion pro tools I own, it's good quality and looks cool!

The bike was bought used, without a tool bag. If you have the standard tools you can save a few bucks and probably remove the front axle by backing out the spark plug socket. If you can't or don't want to, this tool works great and looks well made.

Got what you need for a front fork or other big hex bolt. My kit didn't have engraved size numbers as shown in the picture but had flat laser printed sizes. I hope they keep or use your engraver to measure as a backup. I like the 3/8" drive on both ends so you can attach it to the ratchet if you want. Good stuff.

I'm a motorcycle pro and I have a lot of good Motion Pro tools in my toolbox. This is no exception. If you work with motorcycles, this tool is a must. Not only is it well made and fits perfectly, it also saves space in your tool box in the shop or in your bike tool box.

If you ever have a flat front wheel, it's *much* easier (and cheaper!) to bring a wheel and a new tire than it is to bring the whole bike. Shop with AAA or pickup. However, most modern bicycles require such a tool to remove the axle nut. This is a good value and works well. It's better than trying to use the back of a spark plug wrench and it's always nice to have the right tool.

Not sure why they say 'Chrome' but this axle tool works great. Having recently used it, it fitted perfectly into a large hex bolt that I had to remove/install. It also has a square hole with a ratchet on each end, but I settled on a 24mm socket by inserting that tool into this 24mm socket and then the 22mm axle bolt from my Kawasaki Vulcan Mean Streak VN1600B unscrewed. In my opinion, using a 24mm tool socket provides more consistent leverage. The coolest thing about this tool is that it seems…

First of all, the product you will receive does not match the pictures. If I had known, I would have bought a cheaper version. I was really hoping to get the printed numbers. Depending on how quickly the paint wears off, I'll be able to apply the numbers myself sooner rather than later. There's no point in playing around with the ending to use. It seems to be a reliable tool. If I'm worried about not being able to loosen the axle nut with a ratchet, I switch to a heavy socket wrench and add as…