The job
A complete fork crown-race extractor with separate limits for race diameter and steering-column length.
Park Tool · Crown-race remover
Park Tool CRP-2 Crown Race Puller
A complete fork crown-race extractor with separate limits for race diameter and steering-column length.
$289.95Nov 7, 26, 12:54 AM · New York
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- Operation Fork crown-race extraction
- Working head Three independently positioned blade/block assemblies
- Actuation Built-in screw and internal pressing disc
Operation
Fork crown-race extraction
Check both size and access
The race diameter and column length must fit, but the blades also need access beneath the actual race.
What this choice changes
Three adjustable blade locations and a built-in screw puller
The CRP-2 removes a crown race from its seat on the fork. Three blade/block assemblies can be positioned independently beneath the race, while the handle operates an internal pressing disc against the steering-column end. This enclosed screw/disc arrangement is a different construction from a two-edge separator needing separate assisting tools.
Park Tool lists 1, 1-1/8, 1-1/4 and 1.5-inch fork-column systems, crown-race outside diameters up to 64 mm and column lengths from 140 to 430 mm. These limits describe different parts of the setup. Check clearance under the actual race as well as the overall dimensions; an accepted fork standard alone does not establish blade access.
The thin blades are wearing parts, with replacement reference 1155-3. A replacement requirement is not a promise of spare blades in the box. The manual also notes limited-access combinations and possible cosmetic marking at the fork crown, so choose it from the actual contact arrangement rather than a damage-free removal claim.
Specifications & supplied details
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operation | Fork crown-race extraction |
| Working head | Three independently positioned blade/block assemblies |
| Actuation | Built-in screw and internal pressing disc |
| Named fork-column systems | 1; 1-1/8; 1-1/4; 1.5 in |
| Race outside diameter | Up to 64 mm |
| Column length | 140–430 mm |
| Supplied | One complete puller; no spare blade set established |
Choose for your actual setup
Check both size and access
The race diameter and column length must fit, but the blades also need access beneath the actual race.
Compare extraction construction
This complete screw/disc puller differs from YC-1859’s two-edge separator and separate assisting equipment.
Fit checks & limits
- Some fork/race combinations have limited access; the maker notes possible cosmetic crown marking.
- Material fields are unallocated: maker and main material describe steel while a generic outer-material field says aluminum; no reconciled whole-tool material filter.
- No damage-free outcome or universal fork/race fit.
Questions before you choose
Will the listed fork standard guarantee it fits?
No. Race outside diameter, column length and blade access are separate requirements.
Are three spare blades included?
No spare set is established. The maker identifies thin blades as wearing parts and lists replacement reference 1155-3.
Why compare it with YC-1859?
They address crown-race removal with different contact and actuation arrangements: three adjustable blade locations and a built-in pulling assembly here, versus two edges and separate assisting tools.
Guides for this choice
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