Old 09-30-16, 02:06 PM
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It is not likely to be the connecting link if your new chain uses a removable master link. It's possible to find chains that don't use a master link like some of the Shimano chains but the most common, SRAM and KMC come with a master link. The easiest way to spot a stiff link is to turn the cranks backwards while watching the chain go over the rear cassette. It will go smoothly until it hits the stiff link. If you have a master link in the new chain that eliminates one likely place, where the chain was rejoined.
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