MARQUE Adjustable Bike Torque Wrench – 4, 5, 6 Nm Dial Portable Mini Bicycle Multitool Allen Key Tool, includes 3, 4, 5 mm Hex, T 25 Tool Bits – Repair Your Road and MTB at Home Garage - Cyclist Gift

The Marque Adjustable Torque Allen Key Wrench Tool is just what it's description implies. It is a torque wrench for bicycles - although it may have other uses. Today's frames made of carbon fiber or titanium have specific torque ratings. To little force and things like a seat post may slide, too much and you might crush the seat post, or worse strip the clamp and possibly destroy the frame. The Marque tool works perfectly. You can adjust it for 7,5,6 NM of torque. It's easy to adjust, just turn the setting on the top. They even include a 6mm hex wrench to make it easier to turn to the correct setting. It takes standard 1/4 inch bits, so you could put any size hex wrench or socket you need. The handle unscrews and it store a few commonly used sizes (included). The tool is also extremely well made. It has a heavy solid feel to it. The tool is easy to use. Just set the desired force and turn the tool. It will click loudly when you've reached the right amount of force. I checked it against an expensive full-size torque wrench. It is perfectly calibrated. Thee are similar tools made by Park and other companies that cost quite a bit more. The Marque tool is just as good, or better, than any of them. It is the perfect tool for tightening torque-specific bolts. Highly recommend!!

This is a great bike tool for home use. I’m not a bike mechanic but am very comfortable with various home improvement and light car / small engine repair tools. The Marque Feels very solid in your hand, very simple and intuitive to use. Equally important, there is a very audible “click” when turning to the torque setting. I’ve used socket wrench type bike torque wrenches and found them deficient compared to this tool … at low torque settings I find there to be no audible click at the established torque setting. Moreover, the Marque tool is used by pressing the hex key head down into the hex screw … this helps eliminate hex key slippage and therefore reduces the potential to strip the screw head. I found the socket wrench type tool to be very vulnerable to causing potential screw head stripping. Frankly there’s a lot better feel it’s the Marque type tool which IMHO is very important when working on expensive bike parts.

Works well but has a few cons compared to standard torque wrench - can only adjust in 1Nm increments (4.0, 5.0, or 6.0Nm) and surprising heavy for its size

used it only a couple a couple of time and it works great!

I can't believe it took me this long to buy a bicycle-specific torque driver. This totally takes the guesswork out of adjusting bars, stems, saddles and headsets. This driver comes with four bits you're most likely to encounter when making adjustments on your bike, however it will accept any standard 1/4" hex bit. It also covers 4, 5, and 6nm torque settings, which is a pretty good range for its intended purpose. The in-handle bit storage cap is easy. It stores the bits securely and stays firmly in the driver when not in use. It absolutely does not fall out on its own, which seems to be a common complaint of the Park version. At first I found it annoying that it requires an Allen wrench (included) to select the torque setting, but in practice I really enjoy the fact that the torque cannot be changed by accident. I keep the allen key attached to the handle of the tool with a rubber band. The only flaw I've really found is that the T-handle can be a little awkward when tightening saddle clamp bolts because the seatpost tends to get in the way. I've found that common 1/4" bit holders that you'd use with a power drill (from brands like from DeWalt, Bosch, etc.) are good for getting the driver bit into tight spaces. You could also invest in ball-end hex bits if your bike has any fasteners that can only be accessed at an angle. Overall I find this hugely useful for the price, and a great investment against stripping the threads out of expensive components due to over-tightening.

2nd purchase of a Marque Bike product. Decided to make this purchase based on the superior quality and great value of Marque Suede Handlebar Tape I had purchased 2 weeks ago. The Marque MTL-03 Multi-Tool Torque wrench has lived up to my expectation. My first act was to test it against a known accurate Snap-On torque wrench. It fell within 1%. The included Hex bits appear to be high quality steel with no rounded edges and should outlast the tool itself. I am very satisfied with the tool and would recommend it to a friend.

I really wanted the Park Tool version of this adjustable torque driver, but I could get myself to spend the $67.95 price tag. This tool is practically a replica of the Park Tool from what I can tell. Well built. Same functionality. Park tool is version of this product is a unmistakable blue color which I realize it makes it very easy to find the tool in a cart full of other tools and parts. This brand however went with a dark color that makes it hard to find a monks other tools and parts.

I’ve used it to swap out components, works as advertised. I compared it to my other torque wrench and they both were the same.

This is a great little wrench for bike fixing. easy to use and tightens things to 4, 5 or 6nm, stores a couple bits in the handle too.

Not sure how accurate it is vs. Calibrated torque wrenches but this does the job, easy to use, you cant mess it up...

used it to torque the stem and handlebars on my trek. my best guess by doing it before i received torque driver was about 1/2 a turn loose on all allen bolts, dont know about the tools accuracy.

si funciona bien

Wonderful tool to have. Just nice to hold. The size is good to hold n twist.