Park Tool LRT-1 - Bosch Gen 2 Lockring Tool

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The Park Tool LRT-1 is a professional-grade workshop tool designed for e-bike mechanics and enthusiasts who service Bosch Gen 2 motor systems. Its primary benefit is providing a precision fit for removing and installing chainring lockrings on Active Line, Performance Line, and Performance Line CX motors, ensuring secure maintenance without damaging the hardware. However, it is a specialized tool restricted to specific Bosch motor configurations and is not compatible with Gen 3, Gen 4, or other e-bike motor brands.
| Model Part Number | 321080 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Park Tool |
No, the LRT-1 is specifically engineered for Bosch Gen 2 motor systems and will not fit the lockring pattern or diameter of Gen 4 motors.
It is not recommended. Using an impact driver can damage the lockring notches and the motor internals; use a hand-operated torque wrench instead.
It means the tool is designed to accept a standard 3/8-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench, allowing you to use your existing shop tools to operate it.
Yes, you must remove the crank arm before the LRT-1 can be placed onto the lockring.
No, this tool is specified for Active Line motors only when the chainring has fewer than 20 teeth.
Ensure the crank arm is fully removed and the tool is seated squarely against the lockring before applying pressure.
Apply a penetrating oil to the lockring threads and allow it to sit before attempting to loosen again with a longer 3/8" drive handle for more leverage.
Before using the LRT-1, ensure your e-bike is securely mounted in a bike repair stand for stability. Compatibility is strictly limited to Bosch Gen 2 systems, specifically: Bosch Active Line (if chainring size is < 20T), Performance Line, and Performance Line CX. Always confirm the lockring features the 50mm outside diameter and 8-notch design before beginning. For tool care, clean the notches of the tool after every use to ensure no grit is present during the next installation. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent surface oxidation, although the plating offers significant protection against rust. Avoid using an impact wrench with this tool, as it can cause localized damage to the aluminum lockring interface.