Pedros Pro Cone Wrench

Standard wrenches are typically too thick to fit into the narrow slots on bicycle hubs. The Pedro's Pro Cone Wrench features a slim profile designed specifically to slide into these tight clearances, allowing you to hold the cone nut in place while tightening the locknut.

No, hub sizes vary significantly between manufacturers and models. You must measure the width of your hub's cone flats with a caliper or ruler to ensure you are purchasing the correct size, as using the wrong size will likely strip the flats on your hub.

While it is designed specifically for cone nuts, the slim profile can occasionally be useful for other low-clearance fasteners on a bike. However, it is not intended for high-torque applications like bottom brackets or pedals, and using it for those tasks may damage the tool.

Pedro's tools are heat-treated for longevity, meaning the metal is less likely to deform or round off under pressure. Cheaper wrenches often use softer steel that can slip or bend when you encounter a seized or stubborn cone nut, potentially damaging your hub components.

Yes, in most cases, you will need two wrenches of the same size to perform a proper hub adjustment. One wrench holds the cone nut in place while the second wrench tightens the locknut against it.