ABN Drive Click Torque Wrench Set 1/4in, 14pc - 2-20Nm Dual Direction Torque Wrench and Bit Bicycle Tool Set

I use it for home bike repair. It isn't the nicest tool out there... but it works good. I like how the collar locks so you don't accidentally rotate the torque adjustment. The click is easy to hear and fell. The torque values and lines are a little hard to read.The bits that it comes with are not the highest quality... not all of the hexes are glued perfectly straight into the socket holder. However, it's not causing any problems for what I'm doing with it, or for how often I'm going to use it.I can't vouch for its accuracy, but comes with a testing certificate and it's good enough for what I need it for.

Fairly standard no frills torque wrench. No extensions so kind of tough to get into tight places and also the hex bits was a little off from the standard, might have been my specific one or the bolt I was using.

If you are doing bike repair this is a great lower cost option. Use this for most repairs as it is bidirectional, ratcheting and most of bits I need are nested in the lid. Will not work for pedals as the need much higher torque (50nm +-)

Very easy to use. Good product for the price. Nice container to keep bits and torque wrench.

Nice quality. Works great for low torque applications

I almost broke my 5k bike

A nice set for DIY bike maintenance. Tool box is not too big. Each socket is labeled and easy to see. I would definitely recommend this set to anyone who does occasional mods on their bike.

The torque wrench itself is pretty nice and seems well made. The lock ring is easy to use to dial it to the torque you need. But the size stamping on the bits is very hard to find and read, if they're stamped at all (several aren't- the chrome 1/4” drive isn't stamped, just the bronze color hex and torx bits, I suspect several are stamped too low on the bit or are inserted too far). It certainly doesn't help that the case itself does not have the sizes printed / molded into it either. Making things even worse is the fact that the bits fit SO tight in the case that they're super difficult to remove and put back- which you'll HAVE to do in order to find the bit you need. This all but guarantees you'll have a miserable first experience with it just as I did. I don't like buying tools I get no joy out of using.I suspect it'll get a little easier to access the ones I will use most frequently (4,5,6mm) and I would likely color code them with nail polish to match my other hex wrenches in my bike bench anyhow. That is, if I don't send it back and buy the Venzo instead.