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While it works quite well, i cant say how durable it will be in the long term, as the price for portability seems to make it a little flimsy, but for now it does the job at a very good price.
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Well made tool, read other reviews before buying, i.e. Don't loosen any bolts with it, it could mess with the accuracy of the tool. The only thing about this tool is you don't know how accurate it is,the only way to check how accuracy is to check with a more expensive tool I suppose. Which really defeats the purpose of this tool. I just didn't tighten the bolts the full torq. Good tool though, I would recommend if you don't want to buy a expensive tool, Does the job.
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It works perfectly, just make sure the Allen key screw is finger tight when starting to tighten. As you turn the pointer will move up the numbers on the gauge. So easy.
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If you are looking for a basic torque wrench for all the delicate parts on your bike (stem, seat post & carbon fiber parts), I would recommend this tools. It does what it says and it is very high quality piece which is reasonable for its price. It also come with the common size hex bits that we use on the bike including the torx 25 (rotor bolts) so, it is a complete set of tools for basic work on the bike.
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Really good piece of kit that works really well. It may not be 100% accurate, who knows, but it gives you a very good idea of how much your tightening things, which it far better than not having a gauge. The purists will say if it’s not accurate , its no good. I don’t agree. With a bit of common sense this device helps you access how tight your going. Unless you can re calibrate any torque wrench then your just hoping it’s still ok! You have to apply common sense when using these wrenches as with all torque wrenches!
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