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This is a good quality item from Park Tool, as you would expect. It is ergonomic and so it is very easy and pleasant to use, light and nimble to use around a bike. However, I think there are 2 things about it I am not as pleased with as I maybe should be: 1) I actually still prefer Park Tool's "proper" torque wrench used with a set os bits (hex / torx etc). That feels even nicer to use in my opinion, plus you will have all the bits you need, as you have bought all the bits you need your self, whereas with the ATD-1.2, you only get a few bits which almost certainly won't be enough to do all the fasteners on your bike. Also the torque wrench goes up to 14Nm, whereas the ATD-1.2 only goes up to 6Nm. So the torque wrench is the better choice to have if you can only buy one of the two options here 2) the price is way too much for what it is. I know Park Tool items are well-made and are expensive, buy this is around £80 - £90 which is absurd. I think a realistic price for this would be about £35 - £45. Is it worth buying? If can can afford it , then it's worth having as well as the torque wrench. If you can't afford both, then just go for the torque wrench - that is the one you won't regret buying.Read full review
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With the complexity of new bikes using carbon fibre the correct torque is important. This tool is excellent to lake sure bolts are not overtightened
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Excellent small torque driver , works great and ideal for low torques on my mountain bike. I would definitely recommend this.
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