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November 2025 39 Mo on Pro Sprocket Sidekick Mo on Pro's Eric Clay introduced this cool tool to us at the Nevada 200 earlier this year. Designed for swapping out rear sprockets—a chore that can easily result in bloody knuckles—this is another unique tool from Mo on Pro that we've used a number of mes this season with fantas c results. Constructed of forged steel with a sa n chrome finish, this 12/13mm six-point box-end combo fits most modern Japanese and European off-road and dual-sport bikes. The offset design and long arms provide clearance over the sprocket, protec ng your hands. Priced at only $16.99, this wrench is a genuine bargain and would make a great stocking stuffer! Part # SKU: WP57-8848 Mo on Pro Deluxe Piston Pin Puller Most hands-on enthusiasts know all too well that knocking out the piston pin, or more common- ly referred to as a wrist pin, with a hammer and punch is frowned upon and considered hack work. Thanks to Mo on Pro and their cool Piston Pin Puller, we can now put our clubs down, handle this chore like a gentleman, and remove the wrist pin without fear of damaging the connec ng rod or needle bearing. This kit includes interchangeable piston adapt- ers and fits all piston pins from 13mm to 24mm. Adapter for short skirt slipper pistons is included. Part # SKU: WP57-8472 $79.99 Mo on Pro Ti ComboDrive Here's a cool tool that would make a great addi on to any travelling tool kit. Constructed from tanium al- loy and weighing only 70 grams, this unique T-handle features two ¼" drive ends and one 3/8" drive. With a sha length of 170mm and 82mm on the T-han- dle, it's perfect for body hardware, triple clamps, axle pinch bolts, handle bars, and adjus ng controls Part # SKU: MP08-0805 $99.99