Feedback Range Click vs Topeak Torque Stick
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Feedback Range Click vs Topeak Torque Stick
I really like the Topeak Torque Stick, but it doesn't come with the range of bits that feedback one does, but feedback one, I'm not sure about the design, because you have to torque it, at the silver portion.
Am I better of getting the Topeak or feedback range click ?
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Am I better of getting the Topeak or feedback range click ?
Please see links before commenting
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TTS would be something i'd leave in the tool box. FSR I'd be more likely to stow within the bicycle.
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You can buy bits anywhere
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I really like the Topeak Torque Stick, but it doesn't come with the range of bits that feedback one does, but feedback one, I'm not sure about the design, because you have to torque it, at the silver portion.
Am I better of getting the Topeak or feedback range click ?
Please see links before commenting
Am I better of getting the Topeak or feedback range click ?
Please see links before commenting
Feedback : 2 to 14 Nm torque range, 10 x bits, reversible ratchet head, soft case ( looks like ).
I would check your bike and see what fasteners you intend to torque and see if the sizes of bits offered and the torque ranges offered favour one or the other.
Don't worry one iota about the Feedback design where you say "you have to torque it at the silver portion". It's exactly the same with the Topeak one. The handle is where you put your hand and that is the standard correct method of operation of every torque wrench ever made.
If you don't need the extra range of the Feedback ( 11 to 14 Nm ), the bits offered don't sway you one way or the other, and you don't absolutely have to have the Feedback because it's red, then if you like the Topeak, go for it !
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The FS torque wrench is currently on sale for fifty bucks, just fyi.
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