Park ToolBBT-79 Bottom Bracket Tool
Item # PAR004O
Make the bottom of your bike a top priority.
Threaded bottom bracket installation and removal is a breeze with the Park Tool BBT-79 Bottom Bracket Tool. The cup is easy to place on a 12-notched external bearing bottom bracket, and uses a 3/8-inch drive for attachment to a ratchet or torque wrench so you can torque down your bottom bracket just right. The BBT-79 fits 46mm bottom brackets, and is anodized silver so its easy to spot it in your drawer of bottom bracket tools.
- A bottom bracket tool for external BBs
- 46mm diameter with 12 notch OD cup
- Works for a large assortment of external bottom brackets
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June 27, 2019
THE tool for Shimano rotor lockrings.
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
When you're running through-axles you often have to take the end caps off to properly torque your rotor lockrings, this is the tool that lets you torque 'em down properly and still get the end cap back on.
Clifford S.
June 25, 2019
Good enough for the job
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
A bottom bracket gets installed once, and serviced once or twice a year. The Park Tool BBT-79 works well. Fits well on the parts and has a 3/8" drive for a torque wrench.
TomJ
January 15, 2019
Material seems to be too soft for use
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
First off, why are there so many specific and proprietary bike parts? Why does one BB need to have a unique number of notches to differentiate it from another one? Aside from that, I only used this tool once to swap a BB from one bike to another. After one use, the part's metal had bent and was completely stuck on the 3/8
Jennifer C
May 17, 2018
slips off super easily
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Not sure if it is the fault of raceface's BB design, or this tool, but man this thing is a pain to use. As soon as you apply torque the tool starts slipping off the bottom bracket. Very hard to use with your bike in a stand or upside down. Best way is to lie bike on its side so you can get downward force so the tool doesn't slip off. Gets the job done, but very poor design.
Dylan B.
LTDinPNW
July 7, 2018
Have you tried this inn comparison to Race Faces BB30 Tool? If so - which is better option?