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Old 06-26-17 | 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by gsa103
Most normal torque wrenches are for significantly higher torque than the 4-6Nm required for carbon bike parts. Generally, you want to use a torque wrench in the 20%-80% of it's maximum torque for best accuracy.

Small bike torque wrenches are optimized for easy use in tight spaces and at the correct torque range.
Bull.
You buy one in the range you need. Ergonomics vary by brand.
You think there aren't tight places in the industrial world? Bikes are pretty accessible compared to a LOT of machinery.
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