The Park Tool HHP2 Head and Hanger Cup Press accurately aligns and presses 1 , 1-1/8 , 1-1/4 , and 1.5 headset cups. In addition, it presses cartridge bearings and cups into one-piece bottom bracket shells and holds fixed cup wrenches firmly in place when removing or installing adjustable-type bottom brackets. Features a quick-release design for fast tool installation and removal, extra long (30cm) handles for superior leverage, and stepped bushings for precise cup alignment.
The Park Tool HHP3 Home Mechanic Bearing Cup Press is a simple and economical home mechanics tool. The HHP3 is designed to install all sizes of head cups and one-piece bottom bracket cups.
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Park Tool Home Mechanic Bearing Cup Press (HHP-3)Tough, durable and simple to use, the HHP-3 Bearing Cup Press can be used to install bike headset cups and press-fit bottom brackets. Park Tool has made it to be compatible with a wide range of sizes, making it the perfect addition to any amateur home mechanic's or busy shop mechanic's toolbox. As a manufacturer of bicycle specific tools since 1963, you can safely rely on Park Tools' many years of experience. The World's largest bike tool manufacturer is the first choice of professional and home bicycle mechanics around the World.Features: Simple and economical, the HHP-3 is designed to install all sizes of head cups (1" to 1-1/2") and one-piece bottom bracket cupsWill also press BB30 and BB90 (BB86, or BB92) system cupsThe thread of the HHP-3 is 5/8" (16mm) diameter and will work to press BMX bottom brackets HHP-3 has a maximum working length of 385mm Buy Park Tool Workshop from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
Park Tool Bearing Cup Press HHP-2A multi-purpose, quick-release device for fast and easy installation and removal, The Park Tool Bearing Cup Press HHP-2 offers fantastic leverage and accuracy when aligning and pressing headsets and cartridge cups in to place. Accurate and Efficient Pressing ToolThe ideal implement for aligning and pressing 1", 1 ⅛", 1 ¼", and 1.5" headset cups, this Park Tool press will also securely fit cartridge bearings and cups firmly in to one-piece bottom bracket shells. Featuring extra long handles for exceptional leverage when loosening and tightening and stepped bushings to ensure the perfect cup alignment is achieved, the HHP-2 can also be used for keeping fixed cup wrenches secure while your remove or install adjustable-type BBs. The Bearing Cup Press HHP-2 is a brilliant bit of kit for all of your pressing needs. Features: Compatibility: 1", 1⅛", 1¼", and 1.5" Headset Cups Maximum Working Length: 315 mm Inlcuded with Press: 530-2 Adaptors for Aligning 1" and 1-1/8" Pressed Headsets (Stepped At 25.7, 29.7, and 32.8 mm)Buy Park Tool Workshop Accessories from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
Easy and accurately align and press headset bearing cups into frames Totally eliminates damaged or misaligned bearing cups Stepped bushings give a precise fit from 1 inch cups all the way to 1.5 inch cups A quick release design allows for instant removal after cups are seated Heat treated and nickel-plated to give trouble-free service Extra long handles for ease of operation and superior leverage Can also be used to press cartridge bearings into bottom bracket shells Made in the USA and covered by Park Tool's legendary limited lifetime warranty
Simple and great value for moneyThe HHP-3 is designed to install all sizes of head cups and one-piece bottom bracket cups into framesProlong the life of your bearings by installing them correctly from the start
Easy and accurately align and press headset bearing cups into framesTotally eliminates damaged or misaligned bearing cupsStepped bushings give a precise fit from 1 inch cups all the way to 1.5 inch cupsA quick release design allows for instant removal after cups are seatedHeat treated and nickel-plated to give trouble-free serviceExtra long handles for ease of operation and superior leverageCan also be used to press cartridge bearings into Bottom bracket shells