I've got on a bike a PMP Micro Road triple crankset with what seems to be proprietary BB.
Does anyone know what tool I could try to use to take it off?
Picture is just to show what the tool looked like.
One for the elderly mechanics; PMP Micro Road crankset BB
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I'm not sure I'd trust a pin spinner to unscrew a bottom bracket cup. Not their intended use. Not saying it won't work but I'd see the likely outcome as bent pins on the spanner and a bottom bracket that hasn't budged.
If you have a drill press, a block of steel/aluminum and some appropriately sized pins and drill bits, it wouldn't be that hard to make a tool like the one shown.
If you have a drill press, a block of steel/aluminum and some appropriately sized pins and drill bits, it wouldn't be that hard to make a tool like the one shown.
You probably need a larger pin spanner/wrench than shown above. It will probably have to be really sturdy and the pins will have to fit snugly in the holes to remove an old BB cup.
https://www.amazon.com/AMPRO-T70566-GL- ... B00A8FNPYU
https://www.amazon.com/AMPRO-T70566-GL- ... B00A8FNPYU
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There are six pin tools out there. eg https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/tools/royce ... ol-rt0006/
Pin diameter can vary, as can pin pitch. Pin pitch can be metric or Imperial.
Pin diameter can vary, as can pin pitch. Pin pitch can be metric or Imperial.
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