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Re: How to replace your chain
Thanks for that Danny.
Your video is now circulating in Denmark. Glad I don`t live in your house its far too busy. Dogs barking, mobiles, telephone...it was just like being at home with you. Good job. Steve |
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Re: How to replace your chain
Excellent production Danny.
And, lets hear it for the camera operator too 
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Re: How to replace your chain
Great production guys
 last time I changed a chain (on my old bike) I used a centre punch on the links, just to spread them slightly before hammering them flat. I did have one advantage though my mate wasn't operating the camera (so someone could hold the weight on the back) Lets hear it for the production team 
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Re: How to replace your chain
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03-24-2008, 09:32 PM
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Re: How to replace your chain
Great write up danny. Glad you had better luck with the chain breaker. My chain breaker broke instead of the chain. < I think thats backwards.
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Re: How to replace your chain
If you find your sprockets are starting to turn into hooks, maybe you could turn them around? The teeth might straighten-up if they're pulled the other way?
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