Bicycle Tube Cutter, Mountain Bike Front Tube Cutting Tool, Bike Front Head Fork Handlebar Tube, Seat Post Cutter, 6-42mm/ 4-30mm Open Caliber with a Spare Blade

Easily cut my bicycle handlebars. It makes a clean cut but some filing will still be necessary to eliminate the sharp edge. As other reviews have mentioned, start with light pressure on the blade and gradually increase the pressure for a nice cut. I'm very happy. Plus the colors make it match my park tools, lol.

Used to install a couple suspension forks on electric bikes. Shortened the fork tube in minutes with next to no burs.

It cuts well for a small tube cutter, however the blades do not last more than a few cuts. For the price, I'll allow it.

I needed to cut about an inch off of each side of my handlebars.This worked great, and left a pretty clean edge. I did use a file just to smooth it up a bit, but you could just put grips back on and an end plug and be fine.Best way to use it is get it snug and start to turn. it should feel a bit loose, then snug it up a bit more and rinse and repeat till the end falls off. No need to overtighten it, or it may damage the cutting blade. After about half a dozen times of tightening it up a bit after a few rotations, it was good.The blade still looks good, so I suspect I could use it quite a few times or more without issue.

Used this to trim my handlebars, worked perfectly!!

Used it to cut the aluminum bike fork stem. Im not a professional by any stroke of the imagination. It fell off the stem a few times from the rotation for me. The video helped and it just took me a bit of extra effort going back and forth until the cut was made. The blade looks pretty done for. But there is an extra one there. Although I don't see myself doing this another time, the price for this feels reasonable.

I used this to cut a steerer and a seat post. It worked as expected in each case creating a perfectly straight cut. The only issue I experienced was with the cut. With this type of tool, one must file the area of the cut to remove the bur that is left on the outside edge since its diameter is slightly larger than the rest of the tube.

This works well for its intended purpose and actually functionally better than the Husky one I've used for years that was considerably more money. The ratcheting-screw mech for securing the cutting wheel on a tub stays in place well and aids in speedy cutting. Added plus they give you an extra cutting wheel.