Regina chain

[Grumph]

maybe if you've got tool skills, but a lot of people haven't so need a helping hand with a presicion tool.

A ball pein hammer IS a precision tool - a mallet is not....

Agreed man! Very easy to bend the sprocket if you do not. This place can be dangerous with suggestions

Ideally you need someone backing up on the other side - preferably someone who won't depart when sworn at....And don't do it on alloy sprockets.

[Big Dog]

maybe if you've got tool skills, but a lot of people haven't so need a helping hand with a presicion tool.

That's me.

I like working with tools but there is more than one reason I am not in the trade.
One is definitely have more ideas than I can put into practice. Especially without the right tool.

I am pretty good at imagining solutions... sometimes my tool skills let me down. Other times I get by just fine with less than ideal tools.

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[Big Dog]

A ball pein hammer IS a precision tool - a mallet is not....



Ideally you need someone backing up on the other side - preferably someone who won't depart when sworn at....And don't do it on alloy sprockets.

Not a fan of assistants.
I can fuck it up just fine without someone else's input.


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[Mental Trousers]

I find it's better not to have someone around when I screw up. Less embarrassing that way.

[tri boy]

I have fitted a Regina chain to Fatty the scrambler.
Take note.
They are a great chain but the staked joining link is the hardest in my experience to home fit.
Use the best, heavy duty stake riveter you can get your hands on. The cheaper ones don't cut the mustard. MHO