Bike Tensiometer Wheel Truing for Measuring Spoke Tension
Meet the Wheel Truing Measurement Tool. This unique tool takes your cycling game to the next level. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike, our Tool ensures properly balanced bike wheels.
Specifications
- Material: Robust 7075 Aluminum alloy.
- Dimensions: Range around 19 cm x 11 cm.
- Accuracy: High precision, up to 0.01 mm.
- Measuring Range: Compatible with various spoke sizes from 2.3mm to 1.5mm, with an adaptable 6-45 KGF.
- Compatibility: Ideal for both standard and bladed spokes.
- Colour: Red.
- MPN: 1234214-04.
Operate our tool with ease for fast adjustments and precise readings. To achieve the accurate results, match the tension settings with your spoke thickness using the provided guide.
Key Benefits of the Wheel Truing Measurement Tool
- Delivers precise measurements swiftly.
- Increases the life of your bike wheels and prevents uneven wear.
- Assists in smoother rides by ensuring even spoke tension.
- Crafted from long-lasting materials, promising years of dependable service.
Empowering cyclists with a smoother ride, our tensiometer is robust but user-friendly. The clear display removes guesswork on tension adjustments whilst the lightweight frame ensures easy handling. Opt for our tool today and enjoy a more hassle-free ride tomorrow!
Maintaining your bike wheel spoke tension is essential since a balanced wheel ensures strength, durability, and deformation resistance. Proper tension helps maintain the wheel shape, leading to a better riding experience, and distributing stress evenly across the wheel, averting premature wear and tear.
So how can this Tool be best utilised?
Post first rides on a new bike, make sure to inspect your spoke wheel truing tension meter, as spokes tend to settle during this period. If you ride regularly, recheck tension every few months. For mountain bikers or those riding on tough terrains, you may need to check your spoke tension more often. Seasonal checks are also great as temperature and humidity can affect tension and overall wheel performance. Finally, always inspect your spokes after mishaps like hitting a pothole or curb hard, as such events can cause immediate and dramatic changes in spoke tension.
