[DVBC] all torqued up

[dster at craftech.com]

> Dave,

In Performance catalogue, they list several Bike specific torque wrenches.
I don't know what they cost.  I asked Frank Havnoonian about that once.

"Frank.  Do you use a torque wrench when tightening screws and bolts on a
bike?"  " No David, I just turn it until it breaks.  The next time, I
don't turn it so hard."

D'stre`



Sears is one of the cheapest if you want good tools and they have an
> unconditional lifetime guarantee (Craftsman grade). Snap-on is one of the
> best but will probably cost more.
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> Any of the other mechanically do you own maintenance inclined members have
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> recommendation of where to purchase a decent torque wrench for the torque
> ranges typically used on bicycle fasteners? Sears had one that covered 20
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> 250 in lbs but I was hoping to spend lest than $75.
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> Dave Hartrum
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