Feature
●✓ The Bont 125mm Inline Skate Wheel Bearing Press is recommended for any skater who frequently changes bearings. One end serves to press bearings into your skate wheels, while the opposite end allows for easy bearing removal
●✓ Getting bearings in and out of wheels that use aluminum hubs is not easy, so Bont has developed a larger bearing press that is designed for 100mm, 110mm, and 125mm inline skate wheels
●✓ Made from 6061 aluminum and steel the Bont bearing press is build to last
●✓ This inline bearing press can be used with any brand of inline speed skating wheels, plus scooter wheels, skateboard wheels and roller skate wheels
●✓ The maximum wheel dimension is 125mm x 46mm and makes it easy to insert and remove 608 and 688 bearings from your inline skate wheels
Description
Bont Skates Aluminum Bearing Press
The Bont 125mm Inline Skate Wheel Bearing Press is recommended for any skater who frequently changes bearings. One end serves to press bearings into your skate wheels, while the opposite end allows for easy bearing removal
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Must HavePerfect for any brand of inline speed skating wheels, plus scooter wheels, skateboard wheels and roller skate wheels who frequently changes bearings. Maximum dimensions are 125mm |
High QualityMade from 6061 aluminum and steel the Bont bearing press is build to last |
PullerThe puller tip at the end allows for easy bearing removal from your inline skate wheels |
Adjustable Pole PressNot it doesnt have adjustable pole and its only 8mm. But it can fit up to 125mm wheels. |
HISTORY
Bont Skates was founded in Sydney in 1975 when Inze Bont, a recreational short track ice speed skater decided to fiberglass the back of his leather speed skates to gain more support. Bont quickly became the worlds largest producer of ice speed skates and then branched out into inline speed skates, quad speed skates, roller derby skates, and long track speed skates. Bont was the first footwear manufacturer to use exotic material like fiberglass in 1974, Kevlar in 1986 and Carbon Fiber in 1989, and the first to use heat moldable resins and thermoplastics. Bont was also the first company to use adjustable ice blades and remains the worlds largest producer of speed skates and custom speed skates.