Do you have a torque wrench

[GT-Steve]

yer 'tis: http://www.discountcyclesdirect.co.uk/p ... ts_id=9820

Probably get another 'ker-ching' from you again tho...

 

[IDB1]

£50+ on a torque wrench.. . . . now we both know I could spend that money elsewhere with much more satisfying results

That said, I do know the worth of quality tools (and the cost of broken components due to over-zealous - read: ham-fisted - spannering )

 

[Steve Kish]

3 for me as well. Two Sykes Picavant and one Clarke.

 

[GT-Steve]

let the internet be your friend, and shop around for the same (or similar) product.

 

[IDB1]

The internet my friend???

It's costing me fortunes!!!! :shock: :shock:

 

[Steve Kish]

MY SP ones are more versatile, as they let you torque left-handed threads, unlike the Clarke one.

 

[GT-Steve]

The internet my friend???

It's costing me fortunes!!!! :shock: :shock:

Me too

but it is making me more than I'm spending so it can't be all bad

 

[Splatter Paint]

When I turn 40 I'll buy a couple of Snap-On torque wrenches, I've got 9 years to save up!

I have a little Ritchey one for my carbon whotnots and my arm is calibrated to both ft-lbs in and Nm.

SP

 

[lewis1641]

I have one but only use it on engine. Bike stuff is either fairly tight or reasonably tight

 

[passiflora]

I have a torque wrench.....

I talk to it...
& swear at it....

BTW I havent even got a socket set yet,

used to borrow mi dads, but hes nabbed it back now