Cyclus Headset Milling Tools 1 1/8 Inch

Name: Hollandbikeshop.com
Address: Molenweer 22, Wateringen, 2291NR, NL
Telephone: +31 (0)70 - 300 00 44

EAN 8590831220026
Brand: Cyclus Tools
Product Model: 103466

In Stock +/- 2 Business Days

Information
Technical Specifications
Supplier Info

Cyclus Tools special tool to face 1 1/8" (34 mm) head tubes.
The head tube reamer creates coaxially exact plane cup seats on the head tube.
max. head tube length: 190mm
max. milling depth: 15mm
max. wall tube thickness: 4 mm
Scope of delivery

head tube reamer 1 1/8" (34mm)
tool holder
spindle with thrust bearing, spring and conical guide
Preparation

Install the reamer on the prepared seating of the tool holder.
Screw the spindle with conical guide, spring and thrust bearing into the tool holder.

Use:
First, remove the conical guide from the spindle.
Insert the tool from above into the head tube of the frame.
Put the conical guide on the spindle again and apply pressure with the spring.
Rotate the tool clockwise. Use cutting oil while working.
Continue to rotate clockwise, while taking the tool out of the head tube.
Repeat the above steps to ream the bottom side of the head tube.

Brand: Cyclus
Group: Tool
Size: 1-1/8" 34MM
Category: 720006
Specifications: Head Tube Miller

Type Tool: Miller
Category: Tool
Brand: Cyclus

Cyclus Tools manufactures virtually any bike tool you can imagine: bearing extractors,
crank pullers, complete tool carts, cutting and filing equipment for bottom brackets,
bottom bracket presses, fork disassembly tools, workbenches and many others.

Cyclus Tools products are developed and manufactured for use in professional workshops. The company’s extensive range of products covers everything from solid repair stands to highly specialized tools, like a disc brake mount facing tool.
Cyclus Tools are also very popular among ambitious amateurs.

Cyclus Tools are made in Europe using high-quality materials and are subjected to strict and consistent quality controls.
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