FYI Light Weight Master Link Breaker
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FYI Light Weight Master Link Breaker
Found an economical ChiCom Light Weight Master Link Breaker Tool that actually works. I made a few of these out of old 14ga spokes but they did not hold up well. These are much stronger and have just enough strength to pop open Split Master Links. They take a few weeks to get here but are worth it and are proven...
Note: I quit reusing my split master links after a few removals just to be on the safe side. Also I receive no remuneration for this post
Note: I quit reusing my split master links after a few removals just to be on the safe side. Also I receive no remuneration for this post
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Last edited by zandoval; 06-23-22 at 02:16 PM.
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This way is cheaper
I use to use a binder clip before I bought the tool.
I use to use a binder clip before I bought the tool.
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Mine have been loose since the second or third time I reused them. Now it's been more than 10 times and probably closer to 20 reuses. As long as you don't pedal backwards or ride a fixie, I think they're fine. When one fails and I hurt myself, I'll definitely post my experience here....
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