Originally Posted by
wroomwroomoops
Dear all,
I have a Rohloff Revolver chain tool, and am extremely happy with it, especially with its riveting feature.
However, I usually take (or used to take - read on) a cheaper but still good chain tool, with me, on my bikerides or junkyard-scavenging. That tool is no more - it's an ex-tool, since I tried to break a wholly rusted 1/8" chain, with it. The pin bent sideways and since I can't buy spares, the tool is lost. (It may have been user error, but I have replaced so many chains by now, that I doubt)
So my question for you is: from your personal experience, can you please suggest a durable chain tool (other than the Rohloff Revolver, which is great but a bit expensive and overkill)?
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
My Gian Robert chain pliers are still going strong after more than 30 years: