Today I ceramic-coated the bearings on a Campagnolo crankset
and...

I swapped them out not for the usual CULT, but for CeramicSpeed's version instead.
What's nice is that they don't just offer bearings—they make the BB cup as well.

Now, Park Tool's bearing tool—the extraction side works well,
it's basically a standard bearing puller but specialized for Ultra Torque,
but...

the installation side is this kind of tool, which is problematic.
You press to remove and use impact force to install—it's ridiculous.
I could understand it for headset cups, but bearings?
I hesitated to follow the manual and tap it in with a hammer,
so I ended up using it as a press fit instead.
With Cyclus (サイクラス) tools, you can handle both extraction and installation with pressing.
The three-jaw grip is even more Ultra Torque-specialized
(with no other versatility) in its design—it's an exceptionally well-made tool.
Even knowing that, there's something about Park Tool I prefer,
which is why I use this one.
and...

I swapped them out not for the usual CULT, but for CeramicSpeed's version instead.
What's nice is that they don't just offer bearings—they make the BB cup as well.

Now, Park Tool's bearing tool—the extraction side works well,
it's basically a standard bearing puller but specialized for Ultra Torque,
but...

the installation side is this kind of tool, which is problematic.
You press to remove and use impact force to install—it's ridiculous.
I could understand it for headset cups, but bearings?
I hesitated to follow the manual and tap it in with a hammer,
so I ended up using it as a press fit instead.
With Cyclus (サイクラス) tools, you can handle both extraction and installation with pressing.
The three-jaw grip is even more Ultra Torque-specialized
(with no other versatility) in its design—it's an exceptionally well-made tool.
Even knowing that, there's something about Park Tool I prefer,
which is why I use this one.