@@BikeGremlinUS You can use a piece of an angle steel beam (винкла) - whichever length you need, and just drill the holes using the Unior tool as a reference. What I've done in combination with that is to attach a larger piece of chain so that I can wrap it around the cassette 2-3 times, so it holds it more securely, and it has a smaller chance of slipping.
Hi, I have had the same experience with the mentioned tools. Unior and Super B tools are easier to acquire in my country (Philippines) than others. I ended up replacing the chain of the 1660/2 with a single speed chain, I still intend to purchase the "professional" version because it doesn't fit 12sp all too well and my 1660/2 keeps breaking! For your issue with the 1671.16N not fitting external centerlock lockrings, the Park Tool version suffers from the same problem. This is why I still keep my 1609/2BI. I think your preload nut wrench thing is defective, mine fits perfectly on both shimano and non-shimano preload nuts. Cheers!
I bought park tool bb wrench cause I had too much slippage with the bb wrench from unior and it did not fit my centerlock rotor lockring. The park tool works very well both on bb cups and centerlock lockrings. I wish the park tool would be as long as the unior.
Unfortunately a lot of european tool manufacturers have turned into rebranded chineses made cheap tools with better warranty. I've been making a big efort to buy all my tools from taiwannese manufacturers.
The main good thing about Unior tools is the warranty.
@@BikeGremlinUS You can use a piece of an angle steel beam (винкла) - whichever length you need, and just drill the holes using the Unior tool as a reference. What I've done in combination with that is to attach a larger piece of chain so that I can wrap it around the cassette 2-3 times, so it holds it more securely, and it has a smaller chance of slipping.
Hi, I have had the same experience with the mentioned tools. Unior and Super B tools are easier to acquire in my country (Philippines) than others. I ended up replacing the chain of the 1660/2 with a single speed chain, I still intend to purchase the "professional" version because it doesn't fit 12sp all too well and my 1660/2 keeps breaking! For your issue with the 1671.16N not fitting external centerlock lockrings, the Park Tool version suffers from the same problem. This is why I still keep my 1609/2BI. I think your preload nut wrench thing is defective, mine fits perfectly on both shimano and non-shimano preload nuts. Cheers!
I bought park tool bb wrench cause I had too much slippage with the bb wrench from unior and it did not fit my centerlock rotor lockring. The park tool works very well both on bb cups and centerlock lockrings. I wish the park tool would be as long as the unior.
Try the decathlon chain whip, it's brilliant
And the “universal” freewheel remover from unior, rubbish, can’t even attached to a shimano freewheel
@@BikeGremlinUS don’t try
Unfortunately a lot of european tool manufacturers have turned into rebranded chineses made cheap tools with better warranty.
I've been making a big efort to buy all my tools from taiwannese manufacturers.