Motorcycles Hex Axle Tool - 17Mm, 19Mm, 22Mm, 24mm - Hexagon Front Whe

Motorcycles Hex Axle Tool - 17Mm, 19Mm, 22Mm, 24mm - Hexagon Front Whe Description

Some popular bikes this tool will work for include: CB1000RR, CBR600RR, R600, GSXR1000, R1, R6, R1000 bikes, and much more
Designed for easy installation, removal, or adjustment of front bike tire axles
HIGH QUALITY - Crafted from solid steel, a material known for its strength, longevity, and also the material of choice for premium tools, this motorcycle spindle socket is built to last and will not yield under high torque applications.
Specifications: Maximum torque of 150 pounds on a 3/8-inch square drive
Colour: Black
Material: steel
Make your life easy!
Forget the days of using the back side of a spark plug socket and a pair of vice grips to remove your motorcycles front wheel.
The Motorcycle Hex Axle Tool is specifically designed for installing, removing, or otherwise adjusting the front axle of compatible sport bikes and dirt bikes. This tool is a must have for performing maintenance on the front wheel or front axle of your motorcycle.
The hex axle socket is able to be used on multiple different bikes by featuring four different metric sizes in a single compact design. Metric hex sizes include: 17mm, 19mm, 22mm, and 24mm. The 19mm side can be used with a 3/8 inch drive ratchet or an open end wrench, and the 17mm side can be used only with an open end wrench
Some of the more popular applications are listed below:
Yamaha
R1, R6
BMW
R1200, K1200 Series, F800
Buell
XB12R, XN12S, XB9R, XB9S
Honda
CBR600RR, CBR1000RR, CR125, CR Series, CRF Series
Suzuki
GSXR600, GSXR750, GSXR1000, DL1000, SV1000, RM Series
Kawasaki
ZX6R, ZX6RR, ZX600 , ZX7R, ZX9R, Z1000, ZR Series, ZZR Series, ZRX Series, ZX11, KX Series
Pack content:
1 x Motorcycles Hex Axle Tool
Only the above package content, other products are not included.
Note: Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.