Basic Bike Torque Specs
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Basic Bike Torque Specs
I don't know if this will be of much use here but I found a basic torque specification table on the web that I placed into a .pdf document (https://www2.bsn.com/cycling/Torques.html) - Please check it out for accuracy - It is just the basics - Last week I was having incredible difficulty finding torque specs for generic chain ring bolts and that is why I am posting this...
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Could be useful! Thanks. I've wondered about some torque specs occasionally, particularly on things like crank fixing bolts. I'll have to look at that chart closely.
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Jim - Please Check - I was also wondering about non-square taper crank bolts and also nuts on the cottered crank pins (or what ever you call them) - Just basic numbers that can get you in the safe zone without killing your threads...
I know there is an all inclusive chart or book out there but the ones I have seen are just to complicated for such a simple task...
I know there is an all inclusive chart or book out there but the ones I have seen are just to complicated for such a simple task...





