Motion Pro Rocker Wrench Davidson Review

As some of the other reviews say it's pretty cheap. It did a good job loosening some of the rocker arm bolts, but when it came time to tighten them, it just broke. It didn't even come close to the required torque and pulled off. It's also quite short, making it very difficult to hook a torque wrench onto it and create clearance on the frame for tightening. It is definitely a one time tool as you will never use it for more than one job.

Literally ripped off on first use on first bolt which was brand new so I can rule out a ripped bolt head. It's cheaper than this one Harley I've seen and it has room for a torque wrench which is good but I had to pull out the welded hex tip and weld in a new hex that was cut from a full size hex hardened stronger than what was made of it exists. Great idea for a tool to solve this difficult problem but the quality was really lacking. If I had known that I would have paid extra for a better name

The key arrived but the packaging looked like it survived the world war! The item card was dented and the holes for the bread ties torn out, but the bread ties were still on the wrench. It appears as if the pack was dragged across the floor as there is a worn hole at the bottom of the plastic pack with a corresponding worn flat in the plastisol coating on the wrench handle. But it still works as intended to tighten the rocker arm cover bolts with a torque wrench when reassembling. NOTE to…

I decided to order this tool to finish off the installation of the rocker arm caps on my Harley Sportster. In fact, it's the only tool I know of that's specifically designed for this application. Once the tools arrived, I set to work on the bike. [BENEFITS] The wrench fitted the bolts perfectly and could easily access the bolts under the bike's spine. [Minuses] When tightening 2 screws out of 8, the key was torn off. WTH! I'm so disappointed in this wrench whose sole purpose is to tighten those