Looking for a torque wrench for bike range.
Any recommendations
I got a sealey torque wrench last week at the following link
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealey-STW1012-Torque-Micrometer-1-47-17-70lb-ft/dp/B000RO1ZCG
It has a range from 2-24Nm so good for all the small stuff on the bike. It seems well built and easy to use.
I was surprised how little tightness some bolts had to be.
tbh you want something from about 2 to 15Nm for most stuff.
3-5Nm for various clamps, 11 for shimano crank pinch bolts etc.
I've got a Sealey one that is 2-24Nm. Any torques over this eg cassette lock rings are normally well over this and either require you to just do em up tight or use a larger torque wrench.
[url= http://www.amazon.co.uk/Norbar-TruTorque-certificate-calibration-England/dp/B002ASZHAS/ref=sr_1_7?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1360359940&sr=1-7 ]I got a Norbar TruTorqu a couple of years ago and its been superb, real quality bit of kit.[/url]
Thanks
I am looking as well,
anybody tried this one ?
[url= http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cht204-38in-drive-reversible-torque-wre ]Machine Mart torque wrench[/url]