can the human torque wrench be taught?

haroexone

most people who've worked on bikes for a decade or more dont need a torque wrench.the last time i messed up was over 15yrs ago)
if you use a torque wrench from beginning youll always need one
or can it be taught?

Sir HC

Most bike shops don't use torque wrenches.

After a while you know how tight things have to be, whether it be nipping up through axle clamps on 20mm forks or fu<s></s>cking tight for crank bolts and everything else somewhere in between.

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When an allen key starts to flex, its tight enough!

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Gibbon on an Orange

Allen key, handlebar extension, scafold pole over that, hang off the end, THEN, it's tight.

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mr pie man 2

It can be taught apart from Travis Pinch bolts, beware of them.

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Big Red S

It can't be taught, it's gotta be learnt.

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