Park Tool FFS-2 Frame and Fork Straightener

It's a good tool be very careful when using it i try it out on a old bike very easy brake the frame

If you never use it in your shop it will sure as h!@# scare off any thiefs by just hanging on the wall lol. I used it for straightening handle bars, seat posts, and one frame that was slightly out of whack. I really do not suggest anyone use this tool if you do not know what you are doing!!! VERY heavy duty and works well.

Besides frame straightening, you can also attach to crank arms to increase leverage when removing pedals and DUB crank bolts.

If your trying to Bend handlebars on a 4 year olds Barbie bike ok, for a motorcycle this thinks a joke.

I repair lots of bikes and many bikes end up with bent forks. This is the ideal tool when Armstrong-strength won't work. Now comes the rub. It works very well but you will have to improvise in most cases. I used two "V" slotted 2 x 4's about 8" long, put the fork in the slot, clamped in a vice, and used the bender to straighten the folk. It makes short work of a bent fork but it has to be done right. I dimpled two forks by using protective wrap on one fork and clamping into the vice.