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how do you guys find out what settings are needed?
Check with manufacturer?
Most bike bits come with instructions for torque but you can always check websites e.g. race face used to have some good pdfs.
I just follow the individual manufacturers recommendations which can often be found on their websites.
Or here is a link to the Park Tools recommendations which will give you an idea: [url= http://www.parktool.com/repair/howtos/torque.pdf ]Park Tools [/url]
The Park Tools use in/lb rather than the 'nm' settings that are usually quoted by the manufacturers.
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(preferred this to the face palm one 😆 )
I'm that sad that I keep a lamimated list of all the torque settings for each bike in the garage 😳
id like one too 😉
i cant find for the life of me on the commencal web site for the frame for the rear swing arm bolts...
Nick_Christy - Member
id like one tooi cant find for the life of me on the commencal web site for the frame for the rear swing arm bolts...
I'd ask my local Commencal dealer or e-mail the manufacturer direct.
local commencal dealer is 2hrs away 😉 by car!
i just emailed them so i hope i can get something back.
Nick_Christy - Member
local commencal dealer is 2hrs away by car!i just emailed them so i hope i can get something back
have you had a look on the commencal forum? [url= http://www.commencalownersclub.com/index.php?action=forum ]Commencal forum[/url]
Never used it myself, so not sure how good it is 😕