Campagnolo self-extracting bolt removal tool...
05-14-24, 08:55 PM
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It's a package deal, testimony to the long term British dominance of the global bike trade.
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05-15-24, 04:28 AM
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Yes, I'm aware that it's reverse thread. Also, that Park Tool doesn't work. The pins are the right size. Too big. I know, I have one. That being said, I have one of the Campy bolt extractors. Cheers.
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This forum is just choked with the half-baked musings of people that can't be bothered to think through their own ideas. And then everyone else ends up having to deal with nonsense stated as fact about how bikes work, some of which will get repeated until somebody actually believes it.
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As I posted earlier, I used circling pliers made for smaller circlips.
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05-18-24, 02:49 AM
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05-29-24, 04:16 PM
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I'm not sure. Haven't measured them. They are very small, and likely explains one of the reasons why Campag ceased that design! I suspect they can easily snap off, rendering the tool useless. Of course you could always drill the holes larger and use the BB spanner tool.
