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The Bicycle Spoke Tension Meter is a precision tool made from high-quality aluminum alloy, designed to accurately measure the tension of various spoke types on road and mountain bikes. Lightweight and durable, it provides reliable absolute and relative tension readings, making it an indispensable instrument for professional mechanics and cycling enthusiasts aiming for perfectly balanced wheels and superior ride performance.
Manufacturer | Feian |
Part Number | 15702581737593 |
Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 12.6 x 3.94 x 3.15 inches |
Item model number | 15702581737593 |
Color | Red+black |
Style | bike spoke tool |
Material | Aluminum |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
A**S
Simple and accurate
Good tool.
C**G
YouTube Repairman
BLUF: Don't worry about the calibration (if you are a weekend repair person). It allows you to tension a spoke to the same/average tension of the surrounding spoke. The assumption is that the tension of the good spokes are within specification.Here's the Story:As the headline says, I am a YouTube Repairman. I watch YouTube videos to see if I can save money doing my own repairs. The original repair was for a broken spoke on my bike. I was going to have a local shop do the repair but it was going to cost me about $50 with a caveat from the repair shop, "It could be more if the rim is damaged". So off I went to YouTube to find some helpful 'How To'. Although the parts would cost me more than having the local repair fix it, I thought over the long run it would pay out.Well, it paid out quicker than I thought. As I was waiting for the parts to come in, I started to do a visual check on my families bike. One of the bikes had a rear wheel that had a really bad wobble. The brakes were scrapping against the rim as it wobbled. (I am amazed my son didn't say anything to me. It must have been hard to peddle) I used the Tension tool to check each one of the spoke, which was ranging from 20-24, and found a spoke that was at 5. I tighten the spoke until it read about 22-23 and low an behold, the wobble was almost gone. Watching some of the How to Videos, I think the slight wobble I can see, is within the 1mm. Truing at my local shop is about $40.I know people are concerned about calibration of the tension tool. I would not worry unless you are rebuilding the tire and you are really concern about staying within specs of the rim manufacturer. Myself, I just want the tool to give me consent readings so I can get the spoke in the same range as the other spokes. I ride a bike for recreation and low impact aerobic exercise, so perfection is not at the top of the list. So this tool is good enough at $26 vice the other name brand tool at $90. Don't get me wrong, I like the name brand tool and have watch many of their How To Youtube Videos but some of their tools are priced for repair shops and enthusiast.So I saved $50 for repair my own bike spoke and $40 on my son bike = $90. Total cost of my tools, to include a 75 box of DT Champion Spokes = $100. I also learned a new basic skill.
R**A
Pretty good for building larger wheels
Works fine for larger bike wheels. A little too large to use on ebike wheels with hub motors. Good build quality.
G**C
AS ADVERTISED.
SAVES ME TIME
J**K
Well-made instrument
The quality of the instrument is excellent. This is the second time I have purchased, as I lost the first. My only request would be a chart online, as the paper chart can be lost.
S**.
Just follow the instructions.
It works great!
A**S
Quality Tool at Price Point
The Park Tool spoke tension meter was priced at too high of a premium for this casual weekend rider. I couldn't see spending $100 for a tool I might use a few times a year (at most). But my new Trek Roscoe 8 did need some TLC after my first month of riding trails. Fortunately, the Bicycle Spoke Tension Meter Measuring Tool offered a similar design at a lower price. I can't guarantee it measures as accurately or reliably, but for my purposes it will have to do.
A**R
Like It
I don't need to use it much only when truing my bike wheel of course. After testing it over and over on the same spoke, I consistently get the same reading, so I do trust the accuracy. Its one of those tools that I only need occasionally but when I do, I'm sure glad I own one.
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