Best econmical chain tool
I've searched the threads and no one seems to have asked this one, what is the best economical chain tool? I would like more than "park tools" as answer, I am looking for specifics.
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Park Tools CT-3. It's economical because it will last for decades and the slightly higher initial cost will be more than made up by not having to replace it.
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walmart has one that is cheap if you have a store close and it works great
I think it was $4 or $5 |
sorry dude no walmart, period. park ct-3 looks right.
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http://www.rei.com/outlet/product/758559 $2 but you better order before they run out. free shipping to local store for pickup
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piny
my crank
bros chain splitter is actuallly pretty darn tuff--- and it was affordable--- but you should invest in Park tools -- theres a lot o chains( expensive chains) that require exact fit and pin placement! |
I actually use the chain break tool on my CrankBrothers Mulit-17. The best part is I get all these other tools with it.
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The CT-5 ain't too bad either for home or part-timer shop use.
http://www.rei.com/product/544208 http://www.parktool.com/products/det...at=5&item=CT-5 |
Originally Posted by Pepper Grinder
(Post 7316187)
http://www.rei.com/outlet/product/758559 $2 but you better order before they run out. free shipping to local store for pickup
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