spoke torque wrenches
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I am hands on kind guy when it come to nipples.
checked mine in the spring had some that didn't ting very well, more like a thung. now they ting. really didn't even knowed they makeum...
checked mine in the spring had some that didn't ting very well, more like a thung. now they ting. really didn't even knowed they makeum...
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Man that thing is a lot more expensive that I thought it would be. For a second I thought about getting one but I don't think I would use it enough to warrant the price. Gonna have to think about this some more.
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I've laced many a wheel street and dirt years ago, and for just regular maintenance I really can't see the torque spoke wrench would work for me,,, would take forever doing it that way I would think, but I've never used one so I can't say for sure. If it was me I would get a nice set of posse spoke wrenches that you like the style of, and save some bucks, replacement jaw 12.95 for the torque, really pricey, I like a set that has some meat on them and doesn't round off the nipples easily. I also use the sound method along with spin check for trueness and roundness.
http://pitposse.com/moprospwr.html
http://pitposse.com/moprospwr.html
Last edited by John TN; 10-30-2009 at 09:48 PM.
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its really uneeded because if your just serviving your spoke nipple for a laced wheel for the season to ride you should be good with just a spoke wrench but if you a technician or upcoming technicain like myself it would benifit the cause because your going to get more use out of it then if you were just doing minor routine checks
Last edited by jrbikerboy19; 10-31-2009 at 12:32 PM.