🚴 Bikehand Bicycle Pedal Remover Wrench Cone Spanner- Excellent Tool for Road and Mountain Bikes - 15mm 16mm 17mm Sizes Included Review

used so far for everything I have for my bikes and very easy to switch to the bike pedals very ergonomic highly recommended

A must for all bike lovers. Unless you want to spend a ton of money on one of the parking tools. Works as described. I have to say it's a little thicker than expected.

The tool works and I will probably keep it. HOWEVER it was sold to me as new and clearly used (see attached photos and video). It is a commodity that is sold in a competitive market. I have no reason to go back to these folks for the rest of my cycling gear.

Bought to remove some pedals from my old bike and fit a new one. They didn't stick very well and I didn't want to risk breaking the Allen key. Removed the pedals with this wrench. There is a rubber grip in the middle to help hold it and not hurt your hand. Come into play. I wish it was a little longer for the lever.

I bought a used Schwinn IC4 ergometer. Unfortunately, the tool to tighten the pedals was not included. After the pedal fell off, this tool was a great replacement for a regular wrench, which I couldn't use due to its thickness. I will continue to use it to tighten the pedals. my indoor bike. It's also very durable.

Excellent build quality at a comfortable weight. The offset design helps protect your toes when removing the pedals. Having multiple wrench sizes, this would allow me to cover my bases without needing a second tool later. Two size outlets are smart, but you need to make sure they're fully on. When I bought it, the price was about the same as Park PW5,

This wrench is decently made. I wasn't sure how the double size ends would work, but they actually hold in place on the stud quite well. The big problem is that it does NOT work like a cone wrench. I bought this to clean and re-grease the rear hub of my bike and this wrench is too thick to fit between the hub and spacers. If you're looking for a real cone wrench, look elsewhere.

If you need to replace your pedals, this tool is a really good choice. The metal is thick and the pedals can be changed in seconds. 1. Move the pedal to the 9 o'clock position. 2. Apply the brake. 3. Place your foot on the pedal to lock it. 4. Retract (counterclockwise). The pedal comes off in no time. I've spent hours of my life wrestling with pedals with adjustable wrenches and adjustable pliers. No longer. Less expensive and less hassle than visiting your LBS for a little work.

The key is thicker than I thought it would be and barely works for what it's supposed to do but it does. I've never had a cone wrench, so I don't have a comparison to benchmark against. I love that there are 4 sizes in one wrench and that each head is angled for easy use - will probably stick on my desk for convenience. The rubber grip in the middle is much more comfortable to use than I thought. Cool tool, I recommend. 4.5 stars overall, only missing half a star for the thickness of the key…