Preset 6 Nm torque
With torque preset at 6 Nm, this spoke wrench helps deliver consistent tightening each time it is used. That fixed setting is designed to reduce the risk of applying excessive torque during spoke-nipple service.
KTM · PowerParts · Tool/transport
The KTM Spoke Torque Wrench is a purpose-built tool for tightening spoke nipples with controlled torque. This wrench comes preset at 6 Nm to help prevent over-tightening, a common cause of broken spokes.
Part number A46019909000 features a 6.8 mm wrench size, making it a straightforward choice for riders and technicians who want consistent, repeatable spoke-nipple tightening without guessing torque by feel.
With torque preset at 6 Nm, this spoke wrench helps deliver consistent tightening each time it is used. That fixed setting is designed to reduce the risk of applying excessive torque during spoke-nipple service.
Over-tightening spoke nipples is identified as the most frequent cause of broken spokes. By limiting torque to a preset value, this tool is intended to help avoid one of the most common reasons spokes fail during maintenance.
Built around a 6.8 mm wrench size, the KTM Spoke Torque Wrench is tailored specifically for spoke-nipple work where the correct wrench size matters for secure engagement and controlled tightening.
Performance
Spoke maintenance often comes down to applying the right torque, not simply making nipples as tight as possible. This KTM Spoke Torque Wrench is preset at 6 Nm to reduce the chance of over-tightening during service, helping keep spoke adjustments consistent while aiming to minimize the risk factors that can lead to spoke breakage.
Comfort
Correct wrench sizing plays a key role in spoke-nipple service. This tool uses a 6.8 mm wrench size, providing a dedicated fit for spoke-nipple tightening tasks where precise engagement supports steadier control while torque is applied.
| Part Number | A46019909000 |
|---|---|
| Product Line | KTM PowerParts |
| Category | Tool/transport > Tools |
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