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Easily remove suspension linkage bearings without a hammer
This tool is ideal when removing a single bearing that can be reached from both sides. For back-to-back bearings, blind bearings, or when there is a spacer tube obscuring the back of the bearing, or if the area around the outside of the bearing isn't flat, then our 'expanding type' puller is better.
- 30% off every second tool - add two extractors or presses to the basket before checking out
- Designed in the UK
- Bearing are removed straight, kind to frame
- Shipping is fast and free in the UK
- Low cost combined shipping for international customers buying more than one extractor or press
How to Use
This bearing puller is simple to use. As well as the puller you will need a 13mm spanner (or one of our T-bar handles) and a 6mm allen key.
Note that this type of puller requires access to the back of the bearing (i.e., not a blind bearing), and a flat surface around the bearing (on the side that the bearing is removed to) for the 'cup' part of the tool to rest on. The cup generally has 1mm clearance from the edge of the bearing and has a 4mm thick wall.
Here's a demonstration clip of our tool on YouTube:
| 1. | Check which side the bearing removes to. Insert the tool's small round 'drift' into the other side of the bearing and then pass the bolt through the centre |  | |||||
| 2. | Install the tool's 'cup' over the end of the bolt. Then screw the nut or one of our T-bars onto the end of the bolt after the cup |  | |||||
| 3. | While holding the bolt with the allen key at the drift's side, tighten the nut or T-bar handle to draw the bearing into the cup |  | |||||
Selecting the Correct Tool
Tools can be selected either by the bearing size or by the bearing's standard reference code.
Standard references take the form of a three or four digit number, such as 688, or 6902 for example. These codes are often moulded onto the bearing's seal. You might see something like 6902-2RS on the seal. The first digits are the standard reference.
Tailor Made Kits for Most Bikes
We offer kits of bearing tools tailor made for many bikes, including Specialised, Santa Cruz, Trek, Mondraker, YT, Transition, Whyte, Canyon, Intense and others.
See our other items, or search eBay for ‘bearing puller’ and your bike brand to find our listings. If you can’t find a listing for your bike let us know and we’ll see if we can make a kit for you!
Bearing Presses & Blind Bearing Pullers
We offer a comprehensive range of 'expanding type' blind bearing pullers, bearing presses, bottom bracket, hub and headset tools. We offer 30% off every second item bought from our single tools menus, including mixes of pullers and presses.
Shipping
We dispatch orders on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The cut off for dispatch is usually 8am that day.
UK orders are sent by Royal Mail RM24 (First Class).
International orders are welcomed and will be sent by DHL GlobalMail or Royal Mail International Standard (Airmail). These shippers indicate that delivery in Europe should take 3-5 working days and the rest of the world in 5-7 working days, though realistically this is often 5-10 workings days and customs inspections can have an effect.
International orders will pay only once for shipping. Add two or more pullers, presses or kits to the basket to qualify.
Ebay collects tax on behalf of the EU, Norway, Australia, New Zealand and some US states, so your order should arrive in these countries with no further taxes to pay.
Notes
Note that each tool is specific to one bearing size. It is designed to match the internal and external diameters of the bearing and shouldn't be used on bearings of different size.
Returns and Support
If you have any problems please contact us and we will be happy to resolve them, offering a refund or a replacement as appropriate. Please be assured by our high feedback rating!