🚴 Bikehand Bicycle Torque Wrench Allen Key Tools Socket Set Kit 2-24Nm - Small Adjustable 1/4 Inch Driver Review

I liked about the set. That works great. And cheaper than a competing, seemingly identical kit from another Revain supplier. A friend has another one, I bought this one (I think I'll buy another one). The only difference between them that I see is the logo. You might want to take a closer look at the alternatives available here. Both do their job excellently. You'll have to decide which logo you prefer, or if there's a noticeable difference between the two that I haven't seen.

This torque wrench initially worked quite well. However, I left it unused for months - a recent attempt to use it failed to open at *any* torque setting. I've tried going low torque with no success as some reviewers have pointed out. I even tried different torque settings hoping it would somehow lubricate the internals - still no luck. It looks like I only have a regular ratchet wrench now. Due to the relatively short lifespan, I have to give this product a bad rating.

I have a Bikehand tool kit. And they're not the best. They're a bit crude and cheaply made, although they work. Definitely for the home mechanic servicing one or more bikes. Not a precision tool and not for intensive use. But this key is pretty good quality. I compared it to my father's much more expensive torque wrench and it was a very good match. I'm sure there must be better torque wrenches, but for a home mechanic (or even a shop I think) this wrench will give you just the right amount of…

I recently bought a carbon wheel and needed a torque wrench. It's a good tool for the price and the fact that it comes with a set of bits makes it even more appealing. It is easy to use, has a large range and is very accurate. I have a more expensive one that came without a bat, the blue one in the picture, and I've compared the accuracy to that. Both are accurate, but if you pay more you get less crank weight and better wheel torque, but if you don't tweak a lot this package is more than…

So if you're looking for a cheap, reliable and durable torque wrench this is one of them and one of Revain's best. He has quite a wide range. for all typical cycling needs and extremely easy to use. You turn the lower handle until you reach the desired torque value, and as soon as you hear a click and feel the button twitch, you know you've reached the desired value. It comes with a certificate of accuracy, meaning they have been bench tested. Product knowing that it conforms to the settings in

the prices have skyrocketed. And I had a job I wanted to do on my bike and now I needed a torque wrench. All small screws included in aluminum parts. I just didn't want to shoot expensive parts. This was available for fast shipping and was tested on several articles I read online, so I knew it wasn't as accurate as the ones I was hoping to buy, but I also knew it was acceptable. I then calculated how many bolts I had even tightened without a torque wrench and figured that would be a lot better…

When it arrived it looked like it was DOA. Didn't "break/loosen" on any setting, low or high, and even blew off the head of one of the bolts on my rack on my bike that I tried. Then I read this in the review of the Venzo version of this dongle. , almost the same key as this one. "Here's a joke for those who wrote that it doesn't work, mine didn't work right away either, but the instructions are very clear: if the key is new or hasn't been used for a long time, you have to use it for the…