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Originally Posted by Johno59

Fixed Cup old school. I'm assuming when we talk about fixed cup we mean this type - with 5/8 " raised shoulder across the spindle hole.
The tool on the left will set you back a good $50!
I’ve seen a lot of fixed cups going all the way back to cottered cranks and I can’t recall ever seeing one with that configuration. The cup you show is a common adjustable cup but not a fixed cup. Fixed cups that I’ve seen are almost exclusively have flats on the very outer edges of the cup and use a 36mm (1.4”) wrench to remove. Like this one.




One other pet peeve: If you are going to post a tool and say “it will set you back about $50”, how about sharing a link or at least giving a manufacturers name? Save the rest of us some Googling.
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