I got the Bearing pro tools set as well and I found that the extractors for the blinds had to be cinched just a little more tightly - but I didn't have any corroded seatings.
Pressing in was definitely a softly, softly process for main pivots as it is very very easy to screw up if you're hamfisted. I did upgrade to a set of wheels manufacturing bearing press handles as they have a better feel, but otherwise for the price (if you only have a few bikes to work on) , the bearing pro tools are good value and their support is second to none.
March 10, 2020, 10:50 a.m. - DanL
I got the Bearing pro tools set as well and I found that the extractors for the blinds had to be cinched just a little more tightly - but I didn't have any corroded seatings. Pressing in was definitely a softly, softly process for main pivots as it is very very easy to screw up if you're hamfisted. I did upgrade to a set of wheels manufacturing bearing press handles as they have a better feel, but otherwise for the price (if you only have a few bikes to work on) , the bearing pro tools are good value and their support is second to none.