i bought new parts on my bike front,rear der. brakes etc. and they all need a hex key to tighten them but they all require a specific torque i have a torque wrench but where do i get a hex key that i can connect to my torque wrench and torque it i dont even know what it's name?
second i wanna remove my crank only not the BB. i took one side off (opposite of chain side) with a rubber hammer which was hard but the otherside numero how much i pound it with a rubber hammer just dont want to come off do you have any ideas?
what tool do i need to take of my shimano rear cassette?
second i wanna remove my crank only not the BB. i took one side off (opposite of chain side) with a rubber hammer which was hard but the otherside numero how much i pound it with a rubber hammer just dont want to come off do you have any ideas?
You'll need a "crank puller". Go to your local bike shop. They will have one.
wolfeinstein said:
what tool do i need to take of my shimano rear cassette?
You'll need a "cassette removal tool" and a "sprocket whip". Your bike shop will have these also.
i bought new parts on my bike front,rear der. brakes etc. and they all need a hex key to tighten them but they all require a specific torque i have a torque wrench but where do i get a hex key that i can connect to my torque wrench and torque it i dont even know what it's name?
second i wanna remove my crank only not the BB. i took one side off (opposite of chain side) with a rubber hammer which was hard but the otherside numero how much i pound it with a rubber hammer just dont want to come off do you have any ideas?
what tool do i need to take of my shimano rear cassette?
The allen wrench you need has the size you need on one end and a 1/4" hex on the other end. They might only come in sets but are cheap. Its only about an inch long. You put the hex in a 1/4" socket and adapt it up to the size torque wrench you have.
And go easy with the hammer. (or at least don't admit to using it)
