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Old 06-15-20, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted by alfonsoortiz
I have to fix with a chain break tool and some sanding
It's hard to figure what you are doing but I'd be surprised if you have fixed anything. More likely you have ruined your chain. Take it to a shop, please
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