Park tool and a wheel skewer works well, cheaper than the VAR.
Yeah, and if you actually had a Tange BB you'd know there is actually no way to thread a skewer into the BB axle. So VAR is the only suitable tool (that I'm aware of) that's has close to zero chance of slipping with Tange BB cups.
Looks like a Tange BB with a hollow axle to me. So you got one with a solid axle, I'm sure they make both, don't be an [censored]. If you got one with a solid axle, use a park tool and a bolt from the hardware store.
Park tool and a wheel skewer works well, cheaper than the VAR.
Yeah, and if you actually had a Tange BB you'd know there is actually no way to thread a skewer into the BB axle. So VAR is the only suitable tool (that I'm aware of) that's has close to zero chance of slipping with Tange BB cups.
Looks like a Tange BB with a hollow axle to me. So you got one with a solid axle, I'm sure they make both, don't be an [censored]. If you got one with a solid axle, use a park tool and a bolt from the hardware store.
And who cares anyway? I have a Tange BB and the only way one could mess up the the splines is if one was an 800 lb gorilla and clueless at the same time. Oh, wait, that's probably redundant.
The only tool I'd use to install/remove the BB cups on the Tange is the one made by VAR, where there is no danger of the tool slipping. I wouldn't even try to use a Shimano or a Park tool on this BB.
Park tool and a wheel skewer works well, cheaper than the VAR.
Yeah, and if you actually had a Tange BB you'd know there is actually no way to thread a skewer into the BB axle. So VAR is the only suitable tool (that I'm aware of) that's has close to zero chance of slipping with Tange BB cups.
I find $2 for a bolt and a washer from the HW store to be more than sufficient for this sort of situation. It's really not rocket science.
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