I read the thread "did you use a torque wrench to assemble your bike" with interest and have purchased a 1/4 inch torque wrench set to assemble my RR6+ST soon.  For the pedals, the instructions (video) say to tighten to exactly 35 nm using a 15mm wrench.  I don't expect to change pedals often and there's a bike cooperative near me (1.5 miles) that allows people to come in and use tools there.  Is it an OK idea to tighten the pedals at assembly time without a torque wrench ("snugly") and head (ride) to the co-op to borrow a pedal torque wrench to get the "exact" torque before riding extensively??  The warning on the video suggests some combo of plague, death, dismemberment and/or general unhappiness may occur if 35 nm of torque is not precisely achieved ;-). Thanks in advance for your advice.

Hi - just ordered an RR6+ ST.  Since Rad doesn't sell a mirror for the model and it's really hard to see what  the end of the handlebars look like from their web site, I'm not sure what left side mirror to obtain.  Don't want to punch any holes in the new grips but am happy to pull a plug if there is one ;-).  Looking for suggestions on whether "2022 NEW Hafny Multi-Adjustable Bar End Bike Mirror HF-M952S-FR08" from Amazon would be suitable (and easy to install)...  Thanks in advance!