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    Question Chain tool required

    Greetings, O FellowMotorbicyclists!

    I yam about to change my chain'n'sprockets for ones that don't vibrate my whatnots, and thought for a change I might do it meself. But (however!) I will need to use an appropriate riveting tool to assemble the parts. Does anyone have one I could borrow/hire/steal? (In the latter case, please just furnish your address, and the location of said tool, alarm codes, likely whereabouts of resident dobies, feral cats/possums/sproglodytes, etc.)
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

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    I've got one you can borrow - live in Mt Albert, work in Birkenhead, yell if you want to arrnage to pick it up. Cell is 022 601 3918 (but it lives in my jacket pocket and I often don't hear it, PM might be more reliable!)
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    be careful with them tho, they are easy to break and expensive to replace!
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    Angle grinder and a hole punch is all you need
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    Quote Originally Posted by CHOPPA View Post
    Angle grinder and a hole punch is all you need
    *SNORTL*
    Must resurrect my thread about what happens when you stretch DIY and improvisation a little too far....
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    haha I change chains like I change my undies it works a treat! got 200hp running through it so it must be workin
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