Park Tool Bike Cleaning Brush Set - BCB-4

The cassette tool/brush is great. The dusting brush is so useful that you will find yourself using it for totally non-bicycle uses. I haven't found a single good use for the other two brushes. I have tried. Good examples of over engineering in my opinion.

Nice combination of brushes to get the job done effectively and quickly. Watch the Park Tools YouTube video on how to clean your bike and you’re all set. My 1998 Gary Fisher Katai sees some rough action on a regular basis. After one wash with this brush set, I would say it hasn’t been this clean since 1999.

I have to say, Park Tool stuff are quality. The chain brush's brush head seems a bit more substantial than the original one I bought some 15-20 years ago (from pics: new on top/left and old brush on bottom/right) and it's upgraded to fit in between the 10 and 11 speed cassettes. The only reason why I didn't give it a full 5-stars is because it's overpriced. All Park Tool products are way overpriced!

bought these to combat the mud of the great northwest. Used the brushes once so far following a wet and muddy ride. Gotta say theses brushed made clean up much quick and easy. my only complaints is for the sprocket brush. This brush part seperates from the handle so you can flip it around and hit those hard to reach spots. this is great idea, only problem is the brush does not lock into the handle very well and it will pop out during use

Good quality,size and brush heads. Soft brush for the frame etc and stuff brush for the drive train.

I wanted to have a practical brush cleaning set for my bike instead of picking used brushes from home. All of them are designed for a specific use and work well,but the one intended to clean the cassette sprockets doesn't do very well because the brush falls off from it's nesting preventing you to make a deep clean on this parts. Park tool should redesigned this brush.

I'd order this again. I use the soft bristle brush for almost everything.

Great Park Tool set; wish they would’ve came individually packaged or attached to cardboard versus loose in the box.

This Park product contains everything one needs to clean a bicycle, except perhaps some cloth rags which are easily obtainable for next to nothing. Strong paper towels will do just as well providing they do not fall apart when wet.A chain cleaning tool is also useful. This is a container/bath which clamps over the chain whilst still on the bike, and is filled with a cleaning fluid. The chain is drawn through the bath by rotating the pedals slowly by hand. Tiny brushes inside the container sweep debris from its links which fall to the bottom of the bath. Park also manufacture a chain cleaning tool but this is a separate order. I already own one.There are cheaper brush kits available but I particularly like the Park kit because it was designed by a bike component manufacturer which understands how the components work.

I finally got fed up with trying to get in about all the nooks & crannies, so thought I'd give these a try.I bought Park Tool because I own a Park Tool mini kit on me, and could go on and on about how many different uses I've found for it. To this day is has never let me down, so I have faith in Park Tools other products.Lets just say that this set of brushes will get in about the toughest of places to clean.

I'm sure I could continue to use a sponge (as i have for ever and a day), but hopefully these will make cleaning my steeds a little easier (and keep my sponge clean).

This set is not up the usually standards of ''Park Tool'' and is of pretty average quality and overpriced in my opinion. Also the gear cleaning brush is absolutely useless, as the brush always falls out of its handle when trying to use it,

Excellent Park Tools quality and a good value package. You get 4 really useful, robust brushes here for a very good price. The brushes are designed for 1) the wheel / tyres, 2) the frame, 3) brake area, 4) cassette cleanerHighly recommended.