
Replaceable bridge and adjustable bridge positioning ensure compatibility with all current and future chains.
#Xtools pro chain breaker pro
Motion Pro Chain Breaker Tool Motion Pro Chain Breaker Tool. If I had it to do over again, I would buy the DID chain breaker, and ultimately, when this to. I suppose Im writing a negative review of this product. Features include our patented retracting pin guide (RPG) for superior functionality and reliability, peening bit and backer for installation of Campagnolo® 11, 12, and 13 speed chains, and integrated guide pin sheet slot to quickly remove guide sections from installation pins. If I had it to do over again, I would buy the DID chain breaker, and ultimately, when this to. The third edition of the Pro Chain Tool blends the efficient and ergonomic design of the Shop Chain Tool with innovations from our flagship Tutto Multi Chain Tool.
#Xtools pro chain breaker install
Used it to install a couple of new chains. Ride Far wrote:My MotionPro chain breaker is a bit different than yours but looks like the same principle.
#Xtools pro chain breaker cracked
The good news is, the threaded socket on the tool body is not damaged, so I'm thinking I will be able to buy a new threaded stud of some sort to replace the cracked handle. My handle is now bent/cracked after one use. As a result, I had to apply more force than should be necessary to extract the chain pin. So, I ended up using the rivet tip for my extraction process. I later went back and reviewed the instructions, and honestly, the photos are such poor resolution, I feel like anyone could miss this part. This is the first "real" chain break tool I've ever owned so it was an easy mistake to make. I read the directions from end to end, but I didn't look at the photos close enough to determine the difference between the "extractor pin" and the "rivet tip". I accept partial responsibility for this failure. The instructions that come with this tool are not crystal clear. (Unless someone demonstrates why it's no better) If I had it to do over again, I would buy the DID chain breaker, and ultimately, when this tool fails.and I'm convinced it will.I will THEN buy the DID tool. I suppose I'm writing a negative review of this product.
