Boardman 9.4 thru axle removal tool
Hi
The Boardman 9.4 doesn’t have a quick release for the thru axle (10nm) and my toolkit doesn’t have a 10nm hex wrench.
I have limited space in my bike bag, so, what do you recommend here? Buying a new toolkit with a 10nm in it? Buying just the 10nm hex key? Put some adapter to the thru axle?
Thanks
The Boardman 9.4 doesn’t have a quick release for the thru axle (10nm) and my toolkit doesn’t have a 10nm hex wrench.
I have limited space in my bike bag, so, what do you recommend here? Buying a new toolkit with a 10nm in it? Buying just the 10nm hex key? Put some adapter to the thru axle?
Thanks
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It will be a 5 or 6 mm hex ,10 nm is how tight to torque it
You will have the right size on any multi-tool1 -
I tried the 6nm one and doesn’t work, it need something bigger I think0
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I've seen a couple of brands using torx fittings rather than hex. Speak to a local Halfords branch that sells bikes or try Tredz for some advice as they also sell Boardman (and being part of the Halfords group now).0
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Can we clear something up before we go any further?
nm?
or mm?
They're different things.Ben
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It most likly is one that needs pushed right in ,it will only rotate if its not far enough in .Its also likly Alex rims on itjavidr said:I tried the 6nm one and doesn’t work, it need something bigger I think
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Wouldn't mind knowing what 9.4 it is too .There's lots of themBen6899 said:Can we clear something up before we go any further?
nm?
or mm?
They're different things.0 -
Right, I tried to remove the axle from the wrong side 🤦♂️. I thought it could be removed by each side of the bike but I just learnt it’s not the case.
The 6 nm(or mm, I don’t know, that’s probably the latter) works fine, so all sorted
Thanks!0