I would love to know the correct torque specs on brake cable anchor
bolts. I seem to always gall them out. I just don't want that cable
to break loose!
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I have found that as I have aged I am more likely to under tighten
allen bolts when using hand held keys. I've gone to a torque wrench
just to give myself the extra leverage, although I suppose 3/8 ratchet
driver would also provide that.
michael
On May 22, 12:14 pm, Eric Norris
When lifting weights seriously back in my twenties I snapped a few
bolts working on my bikes then. These days I don't have that problem
and can tell when a certain amount of resistance is met with a bolt or
nut. Snug is the word I think of when wrenching.if the part still
moves, snug it up a
The question still remains.
On May 22, 6:16 pm, Ray Shine r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Thanks, everyone who responded. I have never been overly concerned about the
torque on the stem before, but my last crash sent my bars and stem all
wracked. I got to thinking more about it as I have the
