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Park Tool CCP-22
The CCP-22 uses a long, comfortable handle and extra fine thread that provides the needed leverage to remove even the tightest cranks.
C$34.99
Park Tool FRW-1
The FRW-1 is a one-inch socket that securely holds Park Tool freewheel and cassette lockring tools.
C$81.99
Park Tool FR-5.2H
A fast and convenient tool to remove and install 12-spline Shimano® / SRAM®-style cassette lockrings, as well as similar lockrings on rotor discs.
C$69.99
Park Tool AWS-7
Park Tool introduced the bicycle world to the 3-way hex wrench set over 30 years ago. Our 3-way wrenches fit perfectly in the palm of the hand and provide excellent leverage, making them a favorite of countless shop mechanics worldwide.
C$22.99
Park Tool BBT-29
The BBT-29 is a double-ended bottom bracket wrench designed to fit 16-notch bearing cups with an outside diameter of 39mm (e.g. Shimano® Dura-Ace® 9000 series and XTR® 980 series) as well as 16-notch bearing cups with an outside diameter of 48.5mm (e.g. F
C$59.99
Park Tool BBT-22
For removing Shimano and ISIS Drive splined 20-tooth BB cups, also works on certain RaceFace, Truvative and FSA BB's.
C$39.99
Park Tool IB-2
Strong, compact, and lightweight, the IB-2 is a great tool for taking on the road or trail. The IB-2 features our unique I-Beam handle with 10 tools.
C$29.99
Park Tool FR-5.2
Designed for 12 spline 23.4mm diameter tool fittings - the most common tool fitting found on 7-12 speed cassette lockrings, and can also be found on some disc brake lockrings and Rock Shox® suspension fork top caps. Made from heat treated alloy tool steel
C$14.99
Park Tool WH-1
The WH-1 Wheel Holder firmly holds thru axle and quick-release wheels at three convenient positions.
C$217.99
Park Tool CN-10
The CN-10 Cable and Housing Cutter is a shop quality cutter designed specifically for use on all bicycle cables and housing, including hard-to-cut index housing.
C$73.99
Park Tool BDT-1
The BDT-1 solidly holds a belt drive rear sprocket (like a chain whip holds a chain drive cassette sprocket) so the nut or lockring can be removed.
C$79.99
Park Tool CRP-2
The CRP-2 is a precision tool for quickly and easily removing the headset crown race from the crown race seat of the fork.
C$499.99
Park Tool HHP-2
Park Tool has the answer to your headset and cartridge cup pressing needs. The HHP-2 accurately aligns and presses 1", 1 ⅛", 1 ¼", and 1.5" headset cups.
C$307.99
Park Tool FR-1.3
12 splines, 22.6mm diameter fits Shimano®, Sachs® Aris, Sun Race®, DNP® Epoch and other 5–10 speed freewheels. The FR-1.3 includes an enlarged thru-hole to accommodate 14mm axles. Base of tool can be used with a 1" socket or wrench.
C$15.99
Park Tool BBT-10.2
Removes and installs crank caps on Shimano® Hollowtech II® cranks. Includes built in hook to lift the safety plate, speeding crank removal.
C$29.99
Park Tool PW-5
This home mechanic pedal wrench from Park Tools will last you several lifetimes (It can also open beer's).
C$25.99
Park Tool BBT-69.2
Precision CNC machined aluminum tool for the installation and removal of 16-notch external bearing bottom brackets.
C$39.99
Park Tool HBH-2
The Handlebar Holder is designed to prevent the handlebars and front wheel from rotating when a bike is mounted in a Park Tool Repair Stand. Fits handlebars up to 32mm and oversized top tubes up to 50mm, the HBH-2 works on almost any road or mountain bike
C$37.99
Park Tool MLP-1.2
These master link pliers help you easily remove chains which have a quick link or power link.
C$31.99
Park Tool CWP-7
The universal design of the CWP-7 has a rotating tip pressed into each end of the tool (11.3mm and 16.3mm) so it will remove both square taper and splined (ISIS Drive™, Octalink®) crank arms. Also fits BNI cranks on Bosch® e-bikes. The CWP-7 is made for t
C$29.99
Park Tool LRT-3
Removes and installs the direct mount lockring that retains front chainrings found on some Specialized, Cannondale, and FSA modular cranks
C$41.99
It seems everything was simpler in 1956 and bicycles were no exception. A common day of repairs consisted of a few flat tires, a broken spoke and possibly a coaster brake hub overhaul. As the 1960s arrived, so did calliper brakes, shifting systems, and lightweight components. One problem surfaced along with these complicated new parts. No tools! My father, Howard, and his business partner, Art Engstrom, were both "hands-on" guys, usually figuring problems out for themselves. Both were up to the challenge as they crafted their own problem-solvers. Most of these early tools were built from scratch with whatever materials and leftovers they could find.
One of the first time-savers they invented was a stand that held the bike off the ground allowing easy, back-saving access to any part of the bike. This original stand was put together using legs from a dining room table, an empty shell casing and a truck axle from a 37 Ford. As other shops, and eventually Schwinn Bicycle Company, saw the stand in action, requests were made for a production model. Park Tool Company was born!
The line grew quickly to include a wheel truing stand, more repair stands including a double-arm shop version wrenches gauges, fixtures and consumer tools soon joined the company's offerings. The retail side of the business also grew to earn Top Ten Schwinn dealer status fifteen years in a row including number one overall in 1977. In the early 1980s, all three retail shops were sold to concentrate on the tool business.
Our history says a lot about who we are and what we do. We still solve problems ourselves and we still insist on a "hands-on" philosophy of invention, testing, and production. The sixty employees of Park Tool take great pride in building the best bicycle tools in the world. Since that first stand, we've built hundreds of thousands more, reaching bike shops worldwide. Since the first-hand tool, we've built millions more and our line now includes over 400 different items and a recent history of fifteen to twenty new products introduced each year.
In April of 2013, we celebrated our 50th anniversary and moved into our fourth location, an 80,000 square foot facility built specifically for us. We're doing more manufacturing in-house than ever and our plans include expanding to do even more ourselves. The new facility also includes a photo and video studio so we can expand our web repair help articles and how-to videos. We're poised and ready for the next 50 years!
Howard and Art never imagined in 1963 that Park Tool Company would grow to what it is today, but we will not take our spot at the top for granted. Our pledge for the future is simple: Build the best tools. Our commitment to that principle is stronger than ever. We build bicycle tools and maintenance equipment, it's all we do and we're good at it. Thank you for choosing Park Tool. We're honoured to make tools for you.