Thread: Chain in a Knot
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Old 07-26-07 | 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Stacey
Chain tool & 30 seconds or two hours of frustration and an ulcer?

Can I get back to you on this?
Chain pins are an interference fit, which means they rely on friction to stay in place.

I've always felt one should not break a chain unnecessarily, that it compromises the integrity.

I could be wrong.

HOWEVER

I have untangled many bike chains, and if it will really take 2 hours and possibly cause an ulcer maybe bicycle mechanics is a bit beyond someone's reach...
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