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    Anyone got a spare 525 chain link?

    Hey guys, asking here cause I thought you lot would have some spares. I need a link for a 525 chain for the gfs bike, before a track day on sunday. Anyone have a spare or know who would have one in stock in Auckland tomorrow?

    If anyone has one please give me a text on 021646456


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    Most bike shops should have em, cost fuck all. I have a few but bit far away.
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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Most bike shops should have em, cost fuck all. I have a few but bit far away.
    Yeah that's what I figured, but had a few failures so far. Maybe they don't want to sell them to a Honda rider?
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    Never had a problem getting them, and Im a big Honda fan.
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    So you've had a few failures of split link & that still hasn't convinced you to rivet link it?

    Split links are suitable for low hp bikes. Too much of a gamble for bigger bikes considering the consequences (of which a walk home is the best outcome).
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    So you've had a few failures of split link & that still hasn't convinced you to rivet link it?

    Split links are suitable for low hp bikes. Too much of a gamble for bigger bikes considering the consequences (of which a walk home is the best outcome).
    You wouldn't believe the number of people that use the clip links and lock wire the clip. It works but ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    So you've had a few failures of split link & that still hasn't convinced you to rivet link it?

    Split links are suitable for low hp bikes. Too much of a gamble for bigger bikes considering the consequences (of which a walk home is the best outcome).
    Good guess but no, I have a low HP 400 with a worn out chain. I have a new chain but can't locate the link. I intend to be doing a bit of work to the bike so a split link will enable me to remove the chain and put it to one side to get it out of the way. Plus I don't have the rivet tool, so was trying to make it a little easier on myself.

    Fully agree re. bigger bikes though. And in any case, I don't seem to be able to find one so a rivet type will probably be the go after all!
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