SuperB Dial-Adjust Torque Ratchet
SuperB Dial-Adjust Torque Ratchet
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Step up your home mechanic game with this dial-adjustable torque wrench from SuperB. It Features both clockwise and anticlockwise torque measurement and an adjustable dial for easy set up.
Who's this item for: The at home mechanic or bike enthusiast who wants to make sure all their parts are tightened to spec.
What does it include: It includes the most commonly used bits for a bike: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10mm Allen bits as well as a T25 Torx bit.
Driver size: It features a 1/4" driver.
Dimensions and Weight: The dimensions and weight are not listed by Super B.
Torque range: Torque range from 3-15nm covers the most commonly changed parts on a bike.
Display: It has a simple to read, adjustable dial system.
Pros: Comes with a carry case for protection and all the bits you will need for most jobs. Two-way torque measurement is a plus.
Cons: It doesn't have the torque range for larger jobs such as cassette lock rings or bottom brackets.
Who's this item for: The at home mechanic or bike enthusiast who wants to make sure all their parts are tightened to spec.
What does it include: It includes the most commonly used bits for a bike: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10mm Allen bits as well as a T25 Torx bit.
Driver size: It features a 1/4" driver.
Dimensions and Weight: The dimensions and weight are not listed by Super B.
Torque range: Torque range from 3-15nm covers the most commonly changed parts on a bike.
Display: It has a simple to read, adjustable dial system.
Pros: Comes with a carry case for protection and all the bits you will need for most jobs. Two-way torque measurement is a plus.
Cons: It doesn't have the torque range for larger jobs such as cassette lock rings or bottom brackets.
