PRO BIKE TOOL Adjustable Torque Wrench Set - 4, 5, 6 NM - Shop Quality Bicycle Multitool for Home Use - Includes 3, 4, 5mm Allen & T25 Tool Bits - Maintenance Kit for Road Bike and Mountain Bike

I replaced the handlebars on my mountain bike and wanted to make sure I snugged the bolts to the right pressure. I ordered this Pro Bike Tool adjustable torque wrench as it was an affordable price and seemed to be what I needed. It arrived very quickly and was exactly what I was hoping for. Easy to use, nice click at pressure, and just the right sizes of Allen keys to fit all the different sizes on my bars (head bolts, brakes, shifters, and grips).I couldn’t be more pleased with this product. Order one immediately if you don’t already have one.I’m not a bike mechanic but some jobs are easy enough to do yourself and it’s nice to be able to get your bolts tight and right. I also own a hand pump by the same company and it is also high quality. Doesn’t seem like you can lose with Pro Bike Tool. They aren’t blue, but just as nice as a walk in the Park for much less money.

I just received this today from Amazon and I have to say, I like the product already. It works as promised and feels durable. My only gripe is you have to use an Allen tool to adjust the settings. The unit comes with in Allen tool and if you lose it, you can always replace it. I'm not sure if the Park Tool version requires an allen tool, but it would be a little bit more user-friendly if you didn't have to use it. That's the only reason why I gave it a four-star instead of a five-star for ease-of-use . Regardless, most of my adjustments required the same torque settings, so I will rarely need to make adjustments . As I said previously, it appears to be very durable, so I can't complain about that. It's a good product and I would recommend it.

I am a fan of the Pro Bike tool lineup. This adjustable torque wrench is a good addition to my toolbox. Setting the torque value is dead simple, just rotate the head to one of the three settings. The included bits are stored in the handle, which is nice. The ergonomics work well and I've found it pretty easy to get the tool into most spots on the bike. There are a few drawbacks. Weight and bulk are a bit too much to carry while riding. Second, there are only three torque values, those they almost all the needs you will on most bikes. That being said, there are a couple of 8NM nuts on my bike. The biggest drawback is setting the torque value. You have to use a separate Allen key to turn the set knob. Not a big issue if you are working out of a toolbox, a bit more onerous if you are carrying the bare minimum of tools.

At first I was skeptical. It seems so limiting to only have 3 torque settings and four head attachments.But it really is the tool I’m always using.I could certainly use a higher torque tool in my kit for cassette install, but I also find it’s those larger torque situations that are much easier to just guesstimate by effort.Where the small torque settings really do require a tool and will be more likely to save your carbon seat post or whatever it is.If something requires a touch less or a touch more torque than the three settings on the tool, I find I can use this tool as a reference. So it’s really proven itself a very handy, simple and durable tool.Super easy to use and worth the money if you’re doing your own repair work.

Pro Bike Tools are simply the best. I not only own the adjustable Torque Wrench but many other Pro Bike tool Items. PBT are so good I've replaced most of all my other bike tools that I have from another competitor that have left me feeling "blue" because theirs are more expensive and aren't as durable. I recently used this torque wrench to tight to spec all necessary bolts only rebuild of my XC MTB. Not that I've ever needed to torque a bolt on a local ride but this is small enough to keep in my saddle bag just in case an it goes with me on all of my ultra rides. Great products by great people that last and keep more of that green in your wallet for the important things like new bike day and more Pro Bike Tools in your tool box.

Awesome tool for keeping the various screws and bolts on my bikes tight. I didn't need the intermediate settings the higher priced tools have, so this does the jobs that I need. I like knowing that I haven't over-tightened many of the fasteners (which I have a tendency to do) and this tool makes quick work of everything I need to maintain on a regular basis.

While my use was limited to a single project I found this torque wrench very well designed and easy to use. It was very easy to switch between the different torque settings and offered several bit selections. The wrench clearly disengage and made a loud audible click when it reached the torque setting. My only disappointment was that it only had three preset torque values and could not be adjusted to half torque increments. That being said if your only torquing to 4, 5 or 6nm, I'd say this is the perfect torque wrench for the home shop.

I own both this and the smaller Pro Bike Tool 4/5/6 torque wrench that has the adjuster dial on the top. I wish PBT could combine these two tools into one. First off, this tool is much more ergonomic and comfortable to use than the smaller one. But I hate having to grab a separate allen key to adjust it. The smaller wrench's tool-less adjuster dial is great, but that one isn't as comfortable to use, especially when used repeatedly for long periods. In general tho I like both tools for occasional use, and the price point is much better than Park Tool for the casual home mechanic. I do think I'll eventually upgrade to the Park Tool version, but for now PBT gets the job done.