The M-Part Torque wrench is adjustable from 3-15Nm, which is a suitable range for most stems, handlebars and seatposts. On receipt of your goods we will carry out a full inspection and contact you within three working days of receipt. When you receive your bike, all you'll need to do is unpack it, attach the pedals, turn the handlebars and ride. Some manufacturers, such as Silca, offer modular T- and L-handle bit-based systems for fitting into tricky spaces. M Part Cycle / Bike Torque Wrench - 3-15nm - 7pc Socket Set Included Useful tool, accurately torque your nuts (if that's what you're into).

M Part's Cycling Torque Wrench is a high quality, accurate and precise product, making it a must have for all cycling enthusiasts of any level or discipline. Although we were initially sceptical of the design, the torque tester proved the Ocarina to be the real deal. If this is important to you, it’s another reason why you may want to spend the money on a better-quality option, to be backed up by an after-care option. Yet it feels much better quality, with less play and movement at the head than other options, especially under higher torque loads.However if you experience any issues at any time you should stop riding your bike and book your bike in for its free service immediately. Please note: Manufacturers can sometimes change the specification of the products from time to time.

The Torqkey continues to be a reliable option, and is still the lightest/smallest available, but it’s no longer the benchmark. I appreciate this was a very crude evaluation but I would have expected a much closer correlation than that. If you find a product cheaper elsewhere, simply contact us for an immediate response using our live chat service.Modular bit-based torque wrenches Silca's T-ratchet Ti-Torque is a delightful little thing that combines a multi-tool with a torque wrench. It proved very accurate in use throughout its narrowish 2-10Nm range, but the design does make it a clockwise-only tool. CDI, part of the Snap-On corporation, is a torque specialist, and this is the cheapest tool it offers. Given the apparent build quality, certification and presentation of the item this is somewhat disappointing. It works like a beam-type torque wrench and so you stop tightening once the needle hits the desired number.

He has been an avid cyclist since his teenage years, initially catching the road cycling bug and riding for a local club. Cycle to Work is a salary sacrifice scheme, where you can save up to 42% off a new Bike and Safety equipment. Sourced from Taiwan, this Shimano/PRO item is a rebadged tool, but there’s a good reason so many brands put their label on it – it does exactly what it should. Oscar prefers lightweight road and gravel frames with simple tube shapes, rather than the latest trend for aerodynamics and full integration. It’s comfortable to use, but the hollow plastic construction certainly feels cheap and can lead to clearance issues in rare cases.While there are plenty of hardened-skin naysayers for such a tool, happy to work on ‘feel’, the truth of the matter is that if you’re working with delicate components, the use of a torque wrench makes it far less likely for things to go wrong, especially when your warranty (and teeth) are involved.