🔧 Fubeasi Adjustable Motorcycle Flywheel Clutch Hub Rotor Sprocket Spanner Tool - 1 Piece for Maximum Convenience Review

I used this to remove the CVT on a 2002 Honda Silverwing. The handle is a bit short for the job but I reinforced it with a longer bar and it worked fine. fits perfectly in two small holes.

The outside diameter at the end is too big to fit the clutch basket holes on Honda NX250. Also, the length of these fingers is too short, making it very difficult to maneuver the tool to keep it in place. Because the fingers are so short you are very limited in the position of the tool and the tool must be held very close to the basket which can get in the way of your socket wrench.

I bought this to remove the CVT from my Honda Silverwing scooter and also to replace the belt. Almost all are too short to the touch to rest on the floor or anything else. I ended up having a piece of metal tubing that fit over the handle and made it long enough to rest against the outer clutch housing so I could unscrew the center nut. The pens fit perfectly and the tool worked great with the longer handle.

I use this to hold the CVT and clutch bell housing on my 49cc Honda Ruckus scooter while fine tuning the weight of the CVT. In my opinion it works much better than a strap wrench. The pins on one side have a smaller diameter than on the other and the working width can be easily adjusted using an adjusting screw. It's a bit annoying that the jaw can close after adjustment (the jaw can be closed, but not opened further than the adjustment screw allows). However, it's a simple, basic, reasonably…

A very affordable wrench if you are on a tight budget and only use it in limited quantities. No real complaints, it's a little rough, but considering the price, it's perfectly acceptable. So if I have a suggestion it will be something you consider for future needs. I bought this to service the trim cylinders on my Yamaha F115 outboard. I've worked a lot on him since he's been on the floor for several years. A few days after ordering, I also thought about changing the timing belt and researched…