Riders with carbon parts or lightweight cockpit gear who want to hit the right torque at home or on the road.
Plenty of bolts on a modern bike, especially stem faceplates, seatpost clamps and carbon parts, call for about 5 Nm. The BBB TorqueFix is preset to exactly that, so you turn it until it clicks and stop. No dial, no guesswork.
It comes with 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm hex bits plus a T25 Torx, which covers most of the bolts you'll meet on the cockpit, brakes and seatpost.
At 85 x 85 mm and 146 g it's small enough for the saddle bag on a big day out, and handy at home for quick adjustments without dragging out a full torque wrench.
Preset 5 Nm
Clicks when you reach the right torque.
Six bits included
2 to 6 mm hex and T25 Torx.
Travel size
85 x 85 mm and 146 g.
Easy grip
T-handle for steady, even turning.
Tool
In the box
Preset click mechanism
The torque is set at the factory. Turn until it clicks and the bolt is at 5 Nm, with no dial to set or misread.
Great for
Maybe not for
This version is fixed at 5 Nm. Check the torque printed on your part or in its manual before you use it.
Read the part first
5 Nm is common but not universal. Check the number printed next to the bolt; if it says 4 or 6 Nm, use the matching TorqueFix or a variable torque wrench.
Tighten in steps
On a four bolt stem faceplate, snug each bolt lightly in a cross pattern, then go round again until each one clicks. It keeps the gap even and the bar clamped properly.
