Name that tool (please)

[mysta2]

Seriously. I don't know what this is. I own it, at one point I felt the need to buy it, probably even special ordered it, maybe even used it.

I thought it was a special service tool for either my CL360 or CB750. But I'm becoming less sure of that as time goes on without an answer.

Could be a bicycle tool.

 

[Bruceski]

Almost looks like a schrader valve tool.

 

[hillsy]

How big is it?


(insert actress and bishop jokes here)

 

[TheCoffeeGuy]

Strip some bikes down until you find a recess with two indents for the tabs on the tool down in a hole about and inch deep.

No matter where you go, there you are.

I put my money on an oil pump removal tool, only thing i know that is not screwed in tight enough to be able to use your hand.

 

[xb33bsa]

spoke wrench

 

[irk miller]

I think Bruceski has it. Looks like a Schrader valve tool.

 

[xb33bsa]

I think Bruceski has it. Looks like a Schrader valve tool.

are you disleskik ?

 

[irk miller]

are you disleskik ?

huh?

A dyslexic man walks into a bra...


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[xb33bsa]

we need like a coin in the pitchur fro perspekation

 

[mysta2]

it's 4 inches long. The diameter of the working end is .31.

I'm fairly convinced that its a schrader valve tool. Which mean's its in the wrong section of my toolbox

Thanks!

 

[krafty]

I have several tools with the same function but are larger - you use them to remove bezels from gauges and such. There's probably a version of this for the bezel that goes around my CB350 ignition switch, although I just use some needle-nose pliers.

It's not a Schrader valve.

Oh, and the obligatory "Dyslexics of the World - Untie!"

 

[xb33bsa]

it's 4 inches long. The diameter of the working end is .31.

I'm fairly convinced that its a schrader valve tool. Which mean's its in the wrong section of my toolbox

Thanks!

not a shrader valve tool : it is a spoke wrench for when the spokes start protuding the nipples

 

[DesmoDog]

it's 4 inches long. The diameter of the working end is .31.

I'm fairly convinced that its a schrader valve tool. Which mean's its in the wrong section of my toolbox

Thanks!

The working end of that tool is the opposite of what a Shrader valve needs and at .31" diameter it'd never fit into the valve stem anyway.

The only spoke wrenches I've seen that work from that end of the nipple have a protrusion to center the end on the spoke, not a hollow to allow the spoke to protrude into the tool, and if you're spokes are so long they're poking through when they're still so loose you're using a tool on that end, you have the wrong size spokes.

My first thought was it looked like part of a set up to hold a degree wheel onto a crankshaft, but there's no need for it to be knurled and knowing the size now, it's too small for that.

 

[mysta2]

Perspective:

 

[Tim]

Yup - my thoughts are that it's a tool to use on the butt end of the spoke nipple. Better than mucking up your nice fancy anodized or painted nipples with a traditional wrench, if your tire isn't on.

Spokes are sometimes too long - I've had to grind a number of Buchanan spokes down a bit to ensure no potential damage to the rim strip / tube.

 

[Redbird]

Name that tool (please)

Ok... I shall call it Bob

 

[cqyqte]

Can't agree on the spoke nipple screw driver, as proper spoke selection would prevent the spoke from existing the nipple into the tube zone. My guess is a Shrader Valve ring spanner to tighten the holding ring against the rim. The outer diameter of a Shrader valve is 8 mm or 0.31".

 

[Drewski]

Ok... I shall call it Bob

Done!

On to the next tool please. ;D

 

[4eyes]

I have used something similar for holding counterbore internal thread flanged nuts like this. but with a flat surface on the flanged end.

 

[silentsvn]

Looks like a jet removal tool - or one of those one way security screw tools.