Includes star nut puller, go/no-go gauge, tap, and tap guide for complete installation
Allows installation of EDC threaded top cap without fork removal, saving time and effort
Durable metal and steel construction ensures long-lasting performance
Detailed instructions and video support for user-friendly operation
Summarized by Shop
Use the EDC Tap Kit to cut internal threads in your steerer tube in order to install the EDC Threaded Top Cap.
Includes:
1 x Star Nut Puller / "Go No-Go" Gauge
1 x Tap
1 x Tap Guide
Service Guide:
EDC Tap Instructions
Kit Contents
1 star nut puller, 1 go/no-go gauge, 1 tap, 1 tap guide
Material
Metal, Steel
Color
Black, Gray, Silver
Pattern
Solid
Compatible Bike Type
Mountain
Summarized by Shop
4.9
42 ratings
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Passer à la langue suivante : français Hello, I find the product ingenious and technically successful. The quality of the steel used is not incredible, the tool wears quickly. You change the quality of steel for a more resistant steel and your tool will be close to perfection. Best regards. Cédric Vilbert.
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Cédric · December 21, 2023
EDC
Great peice of kit, got lots of attention/interest from other riders on the Trans Provence, also riders were impressed when I told them about the brilliant service from OneUp in getting out the EDC to me a few days before there were on general sale. Beautifuly made, intelligently made, impeccable service! Thanks OneUp!
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James · December 21, 2023
Great idea. Perhaps a bit overhyped.
Firstly, the cost. Not in line with the quality. Thread on the co2 not clean and needed to be forced on and tightened a few times so as not to cross thread. The tool would be better if it had chamfurred edges on the Allen key and seems cheap to me. It's also fiddly to get in to the "snap in" port. Definitely not as simple as the video. The positives- It's really clever and good for my distance riding. I always know I'll have what I (might) need and not forget to take it. Really wish it could have a small simple co2 inflator like the one on the pump. That would've been an all round solution.