Removing Ultra-Torque Chainset.

Stwutter
Stwutter Posts: 362
edited June 2007 in Workshop
Thinking of getting a compact chainset to switch around as and when needed. I currently have 53/39, but the compact would be useful sometimes.

I have a Centaur Ultra-Torque chainset. Am I correct in saying this is removed with an 8 or 10mm Allen key, as opposed to a specific tool?

Knackered? Me?

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Comments

  • Floodcp
    Floodcp Posts: 190
    Hi

    I have used a 10mm allen key which has been cut down i.e the bend has been removed. Then used it with a 10mm socket and torque wrench to ensure the right torque when tightening up again. Campag have issued a warning that an allen key on its own should not be used as you would not be able to get them tight enough.

    There is a special campag tool available if you wanted to buy it.
  • monty_dogcp
    monty_dogcp Posts: 382
    I use a 10mm hex key 3/8" square socket set extension - you can buy a full set from Halfrauds for about a tenner and you'll never round off an Allen key head again.
  • Stwutter
    Stwutter Posts: 362
    Cheers guys.

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