1/4" Drive Click Bike Torque Wrench Set - 2-24 Nm Bicycle Maintenance Tool Kit for Road / Mountain Bikes - Torque Wrench Allen Key & Torx Sockets & Storage Box (Black)
Category: Tools & Home Improvement
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Sports > Cycling > Bike Tools & Maintenance > Shop Tools
Store: cyclists
Average rating: 4.2 (838 ratings)
Features:
【Reliable & Safe】: Many studies have shown that most riders tend to overtighten just about everything, which leads to damaged equipment, stripped threads, and broken bolts. With a torque wrench, the problem is solved. A “clicker” torque wrench will make an audible click once you’ve reached the torque level you’ve set. You could easily get the click and know where to stop.
【Precision Torque Measurement】: This wrench is all about precision and peace of mind when using it on your prized bike. Bolts can be tightened between 2 and 24 Nm, with an error/tolerance of just 4%. Which is enough range to adjust stems, seat clamps, as well as chian set and rotors.
【All the Bits You Need】: Our bike torque wrench includes 3 /4 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10 mm hex heads, T20, T25 and T30 Torx heads, an extender for tight crevices or concealed bolts, and a solid carry case that will keep your wrench and the bits snuggly and securely stored.
【Super Easy to Use】: Our torque wrench got a wide enough range for all your typical bike needs and is extremely easy to use. You twist the bottom handle until you reach your desired torque setting and once you hear the click and feel the twitch in the wrench, you know that you've gotten to your desired setting.
【Professional Quality】: Comes with a accuracy certificate meaning that every Torque Wrench is fully calibration tested under international standards DIN-ISO-6789. If you have any problem with our product, we’re very happy to either provide a Refund or a Replacement on your purchase!

Many studies have shown that most riders tend to overtighten just about everything, which leads to damaged equipment, stripped threads, and broken bolts. With a torque wrench, the problem is solved. A “clicker” torque wrench will make an audible click once you’ve reached the torque level you’ve set. You could easily get the click and know where to stop.