Orange Cycle Parts Motion Pro Sprocket Jammer
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Description
⚙️ Jam your sprockets, not your schedule!
- BUILT TO LAST - Crafted with premium materials for unmatched durability in every ride.
- TRUSTED BY RIDERS - Ranked #310 in motorbike sprockets, a favorite among cycling enthusiasts.
- COMPACT POWERHOUSE - Lightweight and portable—take it anywhere without the bulk.
- PRO GRADE VERSATILITY - Engineered to handle both professional workshops and home garages effortlessly.
- EFFORTLESS MAINTENANCE - Simplifies sprocket adjustments, saving you time and hassle.
The Motion Pro Sprocket Jammer is a compact, durable tool designed for both professional mechanics and home cyclists. With its versatile build and lightweight design, it streamlines sprocket maintenance, making it an essential accessory for anyone serious about bike performance.
Specifications
| Asin | B06XHPFX56 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 310 in Motorbike Sprockets |
| Date First Available | 9 Mar. 2017 |
| Department | Tools |
| Item Model Number | 08-0642 |
| Manufacturer | Motion Pro |
| Product Dimensions | 15.24 x 10.16 x 1.27 cm; 4.54 g |
Reviews
User
50/50
It well made and nice looking but functionally it’s a little hit and miss, probably best for motorcross chains.
User
Muy buena
Cumple con las espectativas planteadas
User
A+
A++ GREAT ITEM
User
Helpful little tool!
Anything from Motion Pro is always made with quality and durability in mind! Perfect little tool for getting sprockets off and for torquing down sprocket nuts. I also use the motion pro gear jammer regularly and it's great as well!
User
Good little tool
This works pretty well. Used to stuff a rag in there (still a fine method). After many years of working on bikes I like this tool, good to have.
User
Good Quality, but a wrench in the sprocket worked better
Not a bad little tool. Quality construction looks great, but it's kind of a gimmick and more of a toolbox trinket. With a few decades of working bikes, you learn that the old and usual way works better and why to fix what's not broken (except for more power "argh argh argh argh argh," so I rewired it!) I ended up just using a 1/2" combo wrench, which did a better job like I have in the past.Maybe it is a better option for thinner chains or bike chains and not a 520 and up chain that I hoped to use this for.
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