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Old 02-11-19 | 07:39 PM
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PeopleAreIdiots
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Bikes: Disc Brake Wabi Special, GT Pulse, Fuji Track Beater

Originally Posted by CliffordK
I always used to wiggle the chain a bit to get it tight, but not too tight.

However, it was pointed out that your chain tool should have a bottom where you push the pin through, and a thinner shelf higher up.

By putting the chain on the shelf, you can spread the plates slightly.



Can't quite see what you're referring to...

Although this chain tool is a roadie one handed down from my dad so idk if ones meant for track chains are any different. This one seems to work fine for all my 1/8in chains though (albeit creating a super tight connection)
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