The RISK RL207 Chainring Nut Wrench is a compact bicycle repair tool designed to hold slotted chainring nuts during chainring bolt installation or removal. When servicing a crankset or replacing chainrings, this wrench helps secure the slotted nut on one side while an Allen key is used from the other side to loosen or tighten the chainring bolt.
The tool features a dual-size design with 9 mm and 10 mm hex openings, plus a slotted retaining end for compatible slotted chainring nuts. Made from durable metal with a silver finish, it is lightweight, portable, and easy to use, making it a practical addition to any home mechanic or bike workshop tool kit.
Note: This tool is designed to hold the chainring nut in place and prevent rotation. Do not use the slotted end as the main force point for tightening or loosening, as this may damage the tool teeth or chainring nut.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | RISK |
| Model | RL207 |
| Product Name | Chainring Nut Wrench / Chainring Bolt Fixing Tool |
| Material | Metal |
| Color | Silver |
| Function | Holds slotted chainring nuts during installation/removal |
| Hex Openings | 9 mm / 10 mm |
| Length | Approx. 93 mm |
| Product Weight | Approx. 17.5 g |
| Package Weight | Approx. 20 g |
| Packaging | 1 pc / RISK branded bag |
| Application | Chainring bolt and chainring nut maintenance |
Model: RL207
Color: Silver
Quantity: 1 pc / bag
Size: Approx. 93 mm length
Weight: Approx. 17.5 g
Use: For fixing compatible slotted chainring nuts during chainring bolt installation and removal.
Keeps the slotted chainring nut from rotating while you loosen or tighten the bolt from the other side.
Designed to be used together with a hex/Allen key for safe and controlled chainring bolt service.
Dual hex openings provide additional utility for compatible small fasteners during bike maintenance.
Lightweight and easy to store in a toolbox, saddle bag, or workshop drawer.
A practical tool for chainring replacement, crankset maintenance, and bicycle drivetrain repair.
The RL207 is mainly for holding and positioning. Do not use excessive force directly on the slotted teeth of the tool.








