17mm - 19mm Axle Accessory

Worked great for putting my dirtbike tires on

It ok, just don’t assume it will be “easy” installation. It only works for putting the tire over the wheel, not taking it off. It does work as advertised and will prevent a tube pinch, however it still takes some serious work to install, even with this tool. It bent on my 2nd use and it’s a bad, it almost wouldn’t push the tire over the wheel anymore. I will have to replace the gold rod before using it again. It’s a neat tool, just disappointing quality for the cost.

I bought the Baja no-pinch tool a while back and the small bike accessory kit also. I have used it mostly on my daughter's Yamaha TT-R110 and it works very well. I also have a 1975 Yamaha DT-400 (which I bought new) so I am revealing my age. I bought this adapter to fit it's 15mm axle shaft size. Although it fits well and will work it tends to bend pretty easily. I know it is necessary to keep it fully inserted into the hub but it still bends, in my opinion at only 15mm instead of aluminum it should be steel like the small bike adapters. I used to change my dirt bike tires with tire spoons and sometimes even screwdrivers and had little trouble with pinching the tubes but I had a world of trouble on my daughters 12" tires for some reason (out of practice probably) so I bought the Baja no-pinch tool and pinching tubes is a thing of the past for sure. This small diameter adapter is just a little weak and IMO should be a stronger material. It would also be a good idea (now I realize this) to buy the master set to begin with so you have all the sizes, they are very expensive separately and substantial shipping charges as well.

Need this for my ktm, made the job much easier

I once left a so so review for this tool, but I take it back, it's great, once you get the hang of it it's an awesome tool for the money

I own the Baja No-Pinch Tool. Recently I bought a green 15mm axle rod for my CSC SG-250 motorcycle rear axle to help change tires. This is about my 15th motorcycle in 50 years of riding, and the tire is tough to mount. The axle rod bent while using it the first time. The seller has not responded to three requests to back the warranty for exchange or delivery.

If you're going to swap tires on the bigger Honda CRF bikes (mine being a 250X) you HAVE to add this to your Baja No Pinch tool kit. Or, don't and see what happens, but I wouldn't.

Wish I would have gotten one years ago, this thing is awesome! Follow the instructions, set the gear engagement correctly and always have the shaft thru both wheel bearings.