Old 02-04-16 | 08:58 PM
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Bike tinker man
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From: Retired to Penang Malaysia originally from UK

Bikes: My 1978 Raleigh from new, 1995 Trek, & constant changing & rebuilding of other bike projects.

Yes Shimano data sheets on cassette do state a torque value, they have to, to protect themselves, but dealing with mechnics, nuts bolts, torque wrenches all my life one has a good feel on something being suitably tight for its application, I never use a torque wrench on a bike unless its CF: but if someone has no experience then best they follow the manufacturer's set value.
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