Joes Racing Products Micro Rear Hub Nut Tool,25698,pace,600cc Mini Sprint on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, United States
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JOES Micro Sprint Rear Hub Nut Tool is precision manufactured and features a quick pin to hold your spacers in place. Multiple holes are drilled in the handle to hold any spacer stack in place. The knurled hand grip and JOES quality are built in.
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