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Old 06-16-20, 10:00 AM
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Miele Man
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If you've taken the chain apart and then pushed a rivet back in, get a new chain for sure as a 9-speed chain rivet is flush with the outside plates and pushing one partway out with a chain tool and then pushing the rivet back in with a chain tool makes for a VERY WEAK joint there. 9-speed chains should be joined either with the special Shimano pin (if a Shimano chain) or much better in my opinion, with a quick-link.

A chain that breaks under load can cause a nasty spill and you don't want that to happen in traffic or in an intersection.

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