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Park Tool DT-2.2
$40.00 CAD
Precision Correction. Silent Braking.
The Park Tool DT-2.2 is laser-cut from high-carbon industrial steel and features an extra-long, vinyl-dipped handle for superior leverage and comfort. It incorporates two different slot depths, allowing you to target both the large outer braking track and the smaller inner "spokes" of the rotor for a comprehensive, professional-grade truing job.
Why the DT-2.2 is the Mechanic’s Choice:
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Dual-Slot Versatility: Features a shallow slot for truing the outer braking surface and a deeper slot for bending the rotor's inner mounting arms, giving you total control over the rotor's alignment.
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Laser-Cut Precision: The slots are machined to a precise width that provides a snug fit on almost any modern rotor, preventing the tool from slipping or marring the braking surface.
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High-Leverage Handle: The extended length of the tool allows you to make micro-adjustments with incredible accuracy, ensuring you don't over-correct and create a new bend.
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Ergonomic Blue Grip: The signature Park Tool vinyl-dipped handle provides a secure, non-slip grip, protecting your hands and ensuring the tool stays comfortable during a long session in the stand.
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Industrial Durability: Constructed from heavy-duty steel that resists flexing, ensuring that all your effort is directed exactly where it's needed on the rotor.
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Universal Compatibility: Designed to work perfectly on all brands of disc rotors, including Shimano, Sram, Campagnolo, and Magura.
Technical Specifications:
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Material: Laser-cut, high-carbon industrial steel
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Handle: Vinyl-dipped (Park Tool Blue)
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Slot Depths: 15mm (Shallow) and 45mm (Deep)
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Compatibility: All bicycle disc brake rotors (Stainless steel and Centerlock)
The Alegro Perspective: In the shop, we call this the "peace and quiet" tool. There is nothing more annoying than the tink-tink-tink of a rotor rubbing against a brake pad. While some people try to use an adjustable wrench or their thumbs, the DT-2.2 is the only way to get a rotor perfectly straight without contaminating the surface with skin oils or accidentally kinking the metal. It’s an essential part of a "silent bike" setup.
Surgical Accuracy. Drag-Free Performance. Silence your Squeaks with Park Tool.