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GTM V100 Axle Pocket-Socket

GTM® said:
Sold out again. Sales are so minimal that I'm not sure if it makes sense to do another run, but for now, I've opened up paid pre-sales. I'll refund you if it I don't proceed. Link below.

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V100 Axle Pocket Socket

GTM V100 Axle Pocket Socket PRE-ORDER ONLY - NOT SURE OF DELIVERY DATE YET Our all-in-one stainless CNC axle nut tool has both front and rear sockets. 3/4" drive for the rear nut torque of 260 NM/191.7 lb.ft. Easy travel size compared to commercial socket offerings. More info on our Forum HERE.
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Can definitely recommend it for your peace of mind in case of a flat tyre. 👍
 
MotoGuzziFan said:
There is no way in the world, that you are going to remove the rear wheel nut on the side of the road without a proper long breaker bar, let alone, retighten it without a very long, very heavy, torque wrench.
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Yes, a few responders seem to suggest this would help them perform repairs on the road but that's not viable given the torque required. It would be handy for tourers to let a local shop use in the event they needed a repair requiring wheel removal.
 
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