Torque Wrench

solboy
solboy Posts: 368
edited May 2011 in Road buying advice
Thinking of investing in a torque wrench but they seem to be available in low torque 5-25nm and high torque 21-105nm.

I dont want to buy two so am i right in assuming must bike bolts will be in the 5-25nm range?

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  • sungod
    sungod Posts: 17,536
    5nM is too high for some parts

    sealey stw1012 is good for bikes, 2-24nM, comes with case and calibration certificate

    http://www.pvrdirect.co.uk/productinfo. ... ef=STW1012

    big stuff like cassette lockrings etc., just use a spanner and tighten to nnnggh. rather than UNGGGGH
    my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
  • micken
    micken Posts: 275
    ^ nice one sungod, correct as usual, do you practise that one on the toilet?
  • solboy
    solboy Posts: 368
    Nice one as my Dad sells Sealey tools so should get one at cost! Thanks bud.
  • bigpikle
    bigpikle Posts: 1,690
    got a really good deal on mine from Screwfix
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