Old 05-19-19 | 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
Modern bushing-less flush rivet head derailleur chains are never lengthened,
only shortened and joined with a quick link.


to effect repairs you bring a section of the same chain and more quick links...

So for pressing out the rivet pin, the chain tool can be simple , though it needs to be reliable..


gave a trusty, but not the lightest one, to a friend , he found a lighter, more aluminum one , brought it instead ..

and somewhere in the southern Argentine Andes foothills he had to find a nail and use a rock ,

when the lighter chain tool broke.......
I take it you have never worked on a tandem or recumbent. Both are well known for their longer the common single up right bikes use. Andy
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