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Old 04-27-19 | 11:03 AM
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filipw1990
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Originally Posted by DrIsotope
I've been tightening my ControlTech Ti skewers with a Ritchey Torqkey (preset to 5nm) since I installed them, probably 7,500 miles or so-- this is in an all-carbon fork, including the dropouts. Skewers aren't really under any force unless someone is pulling on the wheel itself (or a front disc brake, maybe,) so they really only need enough torque to keep from slipping in the dropouts.
I found information that Max torque for your skewers is 6 Nm, so 5 Nm sounds fine. Mine are steel/ aluminium, but I believe it does not matter when we are talking about safe torque to keep wheel in the dropouts.
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