Old 04-30-12, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by DVC45
Wait, the chain still need to come off the FD, so a breaking a link is still required. No?
the fd on my bike has a screw holding the chain guide together, and I can bend it apart enough to get the chain through. I found this out when I stripped it down for single speed useage (gunked up freewheel which has since been replaced). I don't know if any other fd's are like this as my bike is a 1988 Raleigh Technium "The Chill" with deore drive train which needs some services but still rides well enough.
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