Anyone got tools to replace links in chains?

**bugjuice** · 13th August 2006, 02:14

Got me a nice new chain, which got a few links taken out. But in the process of cutting, the inner link which wasn't meant to be cut, got damaged, a bit too much for me to let it slide. Not gonna risk a half cut link in a chain.

So, has anyone got the tools to help me out, take a good link from one of the 10 links removed and replace the damaged link? Can the bars/rivets that hold the lot together, able to be removed without being damaged? Else I'd need to find a new one to replace the rivet to be removed, in order to replace it with a good link (make sence?!?!)

or am I screwed, and gonna have to buy another chain..?
(in which case, best offer for a 106l x-ring 520 chain?!?!?!)

**Qkkid** · 13th August 2006, 02:37

go to bed buggy

**SwanTiger** · 13th August 2006, 02:42

I think CycleTreads might be able to help you out with that, they charged me $10 to cut and fit a new chain on my bike, so I imagine they'd charge about the same to "re link" your chain, who knows? Just a suggestion.