Crank lever

The crank lever is the essential tool for properly removing the cranks from your bike during the installation of your electrical kit. Whether you need to mount a crankset motor or position a pedaling sensor (PAS), this robust tool allows you to extract the crank from its axis effortlessly and without risking damage to your components.

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