What torque wrenches are you guys using?

[jazzimus]

What affordable torque wrenches are you guys using? and it seems that most of these are too big for the bike.

 

Digital vs Click ?

 

Your thoughts appreciated.

[Rider 101]

I have a few different wrenches. Warren & Brown 3/8" deflecting beam ( 320500 ) for small work. It is a dual signal. Also a 1/2" version ( 323500 ) for heavier jobs. Both Australian made.

My favourite is a Norbar 1/2" 15003 model 20-100Nm 

[Ride & Shine]

Hey mate...do you happen to know the torque ranges on the T700? Min and Max...would one wrench do the job?

[Rider 101]

23 minutes ago, Ride & Shine said:

Hey mate...do you happen to know the torque ranges on the T700? Min and Max...would one wrench do the job?

Have you checked in the manual. There is a link here somewhere.

 

or here 

 

Edited August 4, 2020 by Rider 101

[Ride & Shine]

will do..was just inquiring in case you had it to hand..:-)

[Fiddyone]

Click and Snap-On just used it on my 1st oil change.

[TimmyTheHog]

I have a 1/4 & 3/8 drive from Tekton.

 

both are click.

 

tempting to switch to Beam style

Edited August 4, 2020 by TimmyTheHog

[Rider 101]

Do yourself a favour; download and print.

 

 

[advrallymoto]

I use a 1/2" drive Craftsman click type that is circa 2005.  Back then there was some testing done in some magazine and for the money it was a great option.  I can't advise if the new Craftsman torque wrenches are as good but I've been very pleased with it.

 

I also have a Snap-on 3/8" Techwrench that has been phenomenal, although you can't leave batteries in it or they drain.  This one was purchased in probably 2007 and was slightly used when I got it.  But I like it a lot.  Here is the item:

 

Snap On Techwrench 3/8"