🚴 PRO BIKE TOOL Adjustable Torque Wrench Set - Shop Quality Bicycle Multitool Kit for Road and Mountain Bikes - 4, 5, 6 NM - Includes Allen and T25 Tool Bits - Ideal Maintenance Kit for Home Use Review

This seller and this product gets five stars for the original quality and the almost immediate contact with the seller. The instrument was delivered early. I used this tool and it works as advertised. Very happy with this purchase.

Not long. I also have a set of Pro Tool 1/4 torque wrenches that I use for comparison :( want to point out that the lifetime guarantee

Although I own a more complete torque wrench, this tool is great for tightening bolts between rides. Don't worry about over tightening the bolts in my carbon stem, seatpost or handlebars as the torque setting stays set until you change it with a 6mm hex. Having three more bits to cover the most common screw heads is a great feature. Pro Bike quality is top notch!

This is a quality torque wrench, very easy to use although some complain that the settings need to be adjusted with a #6 allen key but I like the extra step , which you make so you know it's set correctly, don't make mistakes setting the torque this way. Either way, it's a great feeling and the price couldn't be better. Note: I just lost my 5mm driver in the field after tightening my bike. Those bits come out too easily. I had to order from another supplier. Somehow that takes away my…

This little tool is amazing! It's perfect to take with you when you're on the go. We were on a bike path in the middle of nowhere and somehow my bike seat was moving. The connection to this thing tightened and we're on our way again. The torque function is a real plus. No more guesswork. so easy. I had one without this feature and it was good, but this one is exceptional. Everyone who's seen it wants it, mostly because of the torque function and the three extra tool heads housed in the handle…

I was skeptical at first. It seems such a limitation to only have 3 torque settings and four head mounts. But it's really a tool I always use. I could certainly use the higher torque tool in my cassette installation kit, but I also find that it has more torque. Situations that are much easier to guess. If small torque adjustments really require a tool and more likely to save your carbon seatpost or whatever. If something requires less or more torque than three tool settings, I believe I can use

Unfortunately my torque wrench doesn't work properly and it's not about the torque itself, I didn't even realize that, my problem is that the hole is 6mm for the adjustment is too tight and none of my 6mm wrenches fit in, I would basically have to force the wrench in and am afraid I'll either break the tool or rip off the tip rendering it useless so I can't make any adjustments at the moment it hangs at 5mm and the fact that you can't turn the knob by hand is frustrating, of course everyone has

I bought this to work on my Carbon Stumpy and set the torque on my Killer ski binding inserts. Works like a champ. Ergonomic and easy to use. It's easy enough to get your desired torque setting, all in one tight package. All of this, and it was half the price of the Park Tool snobs who want to charge you pro prices. UPDATE: My 4M bit got twisted while using the bit (see photo) so I contacted the company on the package number. They were very cool, they said they give a full guarantee on their…

I currently have three bikes but have been riding for 25 years and have many bikes. I have always repaired myself. Like anyone who has twisted a lot of things, I can pretty much hand tighten everything. But as my bikes got more expensive and made more and more carbon fiber, I decided a few years ago that using a torque wrench was a smart game! And for the vast majority of the work I do, I use one. Before ordering this new adjustable torque wrench from Pro Bike Tool, I had three torque wrenches…