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03-19-17 | 03:09 PM

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FBinNY

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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson

I stand the wheel on the ground, position the chain whips 180° apart, and use my body weight to provide torque.

I do that but only up to a limit. However, I don't suggest it to strangers because some over commit and when the sprocket pops loose end up falling on their heads.

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