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Park Tool Rotor Truing Fork (DT -2)

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$37.19 $59.99 In stock

Category: Accessories - Tool Workshop

About Park Tool Rotor Truing Fork (DT -2)
Specially designed and precisely manufactured to gently adjust bent or damaged brake rotors. Each DT-2 features two different slot depths laser cut from high quality steel. Centered handle is vinyl dipped for comfort.

About Park Tool
Park Tool are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. Located in St. Paul Minnesota they have been designing and manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Their dedication to quality and innovation have gained them the reputation for producing the best bicycle tools in the world.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

With two different slot depths, I was able to fix both my 160mm and 180mm rotors without any guesswork. The tool's precise feel gave me confidence I wouldn't accidentally bend something else. It's saved me from buying a new rotor.

Olivia ★★★★★

The laser-cut slots on this truing fork are machined perfectly, fitting both standard centerlock and six-bolt rotors without any wobble. I've used it to straighten two badly bent discs, and it took maybe a minute each once I figured out the technique.