BikeMaster Adjustable Steering Stem Wrench 22-75MM

As another reviewer has stated, this tool looks alittle anorexic at first glance. Looks can be deceiving however and this tool performed flawlessly when used to adjust the rear shocks on my 1984 Honda XL80. It has a very thin profile and some play in the adjustment screw,but aftter having held and used the tool personally, I am confident that it will stand up to use on larger shocks or with a torque wrench or breaker bar.

Prior to purchasing this tool, I used the old hammer and screw driver method. This tool makes tightening and loosening steering head bearings easier and it gives you more feel then my previous method when tightening the bearings. Others mentioned that the metal used is not heavy duty, however this is all that is needed for steering head bearings. Worked perfectly for me and i'm glad it purchased it for my bikes.

This wrench isn’t as good as a specific size socket for getting an accurate torque spec but it’s close and fits MANY diameters. Definately does the job and is very handy and a good value for the money.

Nothing fancy here, but it works.

Ordered because I had a stubborn steering locknut that my other Spanner wouldn’t budge. This thing feels flimsy but was able to take repeated full sends with a 2 feet cheater bar and not even flex. Turns out the stem was previously cross-threaded and had damaged threads. It will also be useful for torquing down the new one properly. Price seemed steep at first but well worth the money.

This tool is super convenient and perfectly did exactly what I needed it to. No damage to the stem nut when I was taking it off, it is so much better than using a punch to unscrew.

Used it to torque the neck bearing on my Yamaha road star. Works well.

The tool does not stay aligned properly in all use cases and is not very well manufactured. I considered returning it but will keep it for a backup. Suggest finding a better built tool.