BBB BTL-73 TorqueSet Torque Spanner Set

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BBB BTL-73 TorqueSet Torque Spanner Set

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$71.49 USD

Adjustable torque tool with 1/4" drive and features a click-mechanism to indicate when torque setting is reached. read more

Rated 4.500000/5 based on 119 customer reviews

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Top Features of the BBB BTL-73 TorqueSet Torque Spanner Set

Adjustable torque tool with 1/4" drive and features a click-mechanism to indicate when torque setting is reached.

Supplied in a black case

Range: 2-14Nm

Adjustable with small increments

Individually calibrated by computer. Possibility to re-calibrate the tool

Hex keys 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and T25 torx included

Protection case included

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Road

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BBB BTL-73 TorqueSet Torque Spanner Set 4.6 5 60 60

Good Value Use this on a number of things, excellent purchase 11 November 2012

Great value and a wise investment! "I rarely hit the torque max on tightening bolts. It makes you realise how little torque you do need when using tools by the roadside/ travelling to races. This one comes with the heads (not all do) and is decent enough for home use. Note that you should store it at 2Nm and don't drop it else you can knock out the calibration. If you have a carbon/ lightweight bike GET ONE.." 09 November 2012

Nice compact tool Great for looking after that carbon frame and components. 09 November 2012

Essential equipment Stop worrying about over tightening bolts on your bike. This torque wrench is a high quality, affordable tool which comes in its own case and includes a selection of the common sized hex heads for bikes. Easy to set to the right tension with a clear dial on the handle. 05 November 2012

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Is this ok for general work on my MTB for brakes cranks etc ?

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 8 months ago

Anonymous

Bromley

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Answer:

Dont see why not, I use it on my MTB

11 months ago

NinjaGilAust

Melbourne

Answer:

Yes. This will work with any component that will take an allan key fitting. It is a quality piece of kit and will allow you to have the correct torque on the components.

1 year, 2 months ago

jonathanw2

Inverness

Top 250 Contributor

Answer:

yes

1 year, 2 months ago

Hookie

Goolwa

Answer:

There are no details of the jobs you plan and you will need to check your owners manual as this tool is designed for fasteners with low torques. Most fasteners securing break components to the bike may be at the top end of the scale and the wrench may only prove useful when you are working at component level. However, if your bike is carbon fibre, the torque setttings are crucial to prevent damage to the bike and that is where this tool comes into its own. The torque on the fastener securing your pedal crank arm (unless splined) is usually in the range of 40Nm and hence much more than the range of this torque wrench.

1 year, 2 months ago

splodge250

Devon

Answer:

Yes, You can use this tool any sort of bike.. Recommend it on your brakes and cranks as they have required torque settings.
Find out the torque settings, set the torque on tool and tighten to requirement.. As easy as that..

Country : Australia

1 year, 2 months ago

PT1710

Port Kennedy, Western Australia

Answer:

Can't see why not - but range is probably insufficient for cranks.

Country : France

1 year, 5 months ago

WillieN

Aigne

Answer:

No, its far too unreliable !

1 year, 6 months ago

TheShadoc

East Staffs

Answer:

I have used it for cranks and it was ideal. It goes from 2-14Nm of torque with the cranks requiring 12Nm.

It is much better than the alternatives at the auto shop that I looked at.

I will also use it for tightening the carbon fibre handlebar stem as I don't want to overtighten and crack that.

Easy to use and instructions are staightforward - best you read these as they instruct you to reset each time you use the tool.

1 year, 7 months ago

knockabout

Answer:

Great tool for most MTB applications although I haven't used it on cranks as they usually need a fair bit of force. My concern there would be pushing the tool out of calibration. It works will for brakes, stems, carbon etc

Country : Australia

1 year, 7 months ago

GDpym

Sydney

Answer:

Yes.

1 year, 7 months ago

FooBarButch

Answer:

I would say not - it only goes up to 14Nm, and cranks (for example) want more like 50Nm! That said, I have never used a torque wrench for my push bike in the last 11 years (of complete strip downs - to BB bearings when possible!) - and have only once over tightened something, and never had anything serious come loose. A bit of 'feel' is all you really need.

1 year, 7 months ago

RohanC