how do i fix my chain on my bike?
Submitted by admin on October 30, 2009 – 7:59 am5 Comments
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Lee Horsley asked: ive just got ***** drivers, plyers, the normal house hold tools, just baught a 130 link chain and need to take 4 links out, once ive took removable link out what do …
You would need a link removal tool (chain tool)
Their is a tool called a link remover…they even sell them at WalMart…Put the chain on a hard surface that has an opening (vise) tap out the links with the tool mentioned above or with an ice pick and hammer. Oh I forgot you have to slide off the link lock first…looks like a elongated c that goes over the two pins on the link. tap out the pin…repeat.
If its more costly to purchase a chain removal, and you cant afford it, than just see if any of your friends have some sort of welding tool, then get two peices, from a medal shop that’ll fit perfectly to the ends of your tire medal holder, and just simply weld those peices on as add-ons, do you understand what I mean? I’m sure you do, Good Luck, hun!! Smile!!
Wow,
The answer before mine is awesome!
And to think I already bought a chain breaker! Stupid me!
THERES A TOOL FOR THAT ITS LIKE A PIECE OF METAL THAT FIT THE CHAIN AND YOU TURN LIKE A SMALL ROD AND IT PUSHES OUT THE PINS THEN WHEN YOU HAVE THE CHAIN MEASURED TO WHAT YOU THEN JUST TURN THE TOOL UPSIDEDOWN AND PUSH THE PINS BACK THROUGH