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General Topics/Tech TipsDiscussion on break in periods, rider comfort, seats and pad suggestions. Tech tips as they become available will be posted here.
Those big ones are needed to do the old 5 pc shovel flywheels, crankpin nuts torque to 450lbs, lots of fun on a nut with a shoulder that's only 5/16" wide.
I ordered my first ever digital today, so that I could do the torque-turn on my heads without my beloved striped sockets LOL. That is all we had when I was on the floor, I must have 30 sockets that I striped with a junkyard marker over the years.
I ordered a Proto half incher. I just could not bring myself to order one of the Amazon wrenches. I am still suffering the long term effects of being a tool *****
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