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Alberto Contador's personal mechanic, Faustino Munoz, uses his torque wrench on virtually every bolt on the 2009 Tour de France champion's rig - including on the brake pad holder as seen here. However, torque specialists would contend that he should be h
Alberto Contador's personal mechanic, Faustino Munoz, uses his torque wrench on virtually every bolt on the 2009 Tour de France champion's rig - including on the brake pad holder as seen here. However, torque specialists would contend that he should be holding the wrench at the handle for a more accurate reading.
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