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  1. Socket extension until it’s high enough it clears the seatpost. Since it angles back you can get like a 3 inch extension and it should be fine.

  2. wacksonjagstaff on

    In addition to the socket extension that was mentioned, could also look into a beam-type torque wrench. I bet that would fit.

  3. templeofsyrinx1 on

    whoever decided to put the clamp bolt there should be slathered in motor oil

  4. Effetto Mariposa Giustaforza 1-15 Fixed – Torque wrench has a very small head thats perfect for this.

    Or just an L wrench and a finely calibrated hand.

  5. skinnycutmumu on

    Put a sheet of paper or something like it between the wrench and the seatpost

  6. Either buy a socket extension just like [u/ssakee14](u/ssakee14) suggested, or buy something like the park tool beam style torque wrench as the part that attaches to the socket isn’t as bulky and may fit without an extension.
    Also if you’re worried about scuffing up the Seatpost while doing so, just apply a piece of tape or something similar where any contact would be made.

    Personally I’d just get an extension, should cost under $20 at a local hardware or automotive store.

  7. A wobble head extender will let you move your wrench an inch or two away.

  8. theservman on

    U-joint?

    My torque wrench challenge is that I have 2. My 3/8 can do 6-35Nm and my 1/2 can do 50-250Nm. So many things need >6 or 40-50…

  9. General_Ad258 on

    Use an extention or a hex with a swivel.

    Edit: The torque spec is easily achievable using just your wrist.

  10. AnnonNotABot on

    It’s an allen wrench. You can use the basic/classic L-shaped ones.

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