EWS-2 Bicycle Electronic Shift Tool
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2024
- More info: www.parktool.com/EWS-2
A handy tool designed to make installation and removal of bicycle electronic shifting wires and batteries quick and easy. The durable composite body features our iconic three-way wrench shape and prevents scratching of expensive components. Angled ends allow for safe installation and removal of Shimano® Di2® E-tube® EW-SD300 wires in tight spaces. Universal coin cell tool helps remove and install battery covers on SRAM® eTap® and other electronic accessories.
Features:
• Compatible with Shimano® Di2® E-tube® EW-SD300 wires (nominally 3 mm OD connector)
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For version 2, a cap for the tiny prong end would help prevent toolbox-related wear.
I like it
The EWS-1 has only just become available in Europe in the last six months. So will I have to wait 2 years for this to be available? I'd buy it if I could get it.
Clever
I have Shimano's own version .
I can use my nails 🎉
Sorry for me as a SRAM user, a coin will do... any coin in fact, bigger than a dime :)
Use a coin maybe?
Really?? You need a "special" tool to remove a battery cover? To clip or unclip a wire?
Do we really need more batteries?
This tool makes no sense for me who has no electronic shifting, but it makes a lot of sense for a team bike mechanic who has 20 bikes with such systems. To each their own.
@@GrigoryRechistov🤡
@@GrigoryRechistov quite so, especially when the wires are small enough to be both fiddly and very costly to replace! Very easy to damage unfortunately
Nothing that a pair of micro-needle-nosed pliers and screwdriver can't do. Yet another piece of plastic to clutter the toolbox with.