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Hi,
Can the Park CT-3 chain tool handle the more narrow 10-speed chains, like a Wippermann?
Or is the tool's saddle too wide for that 10-speed chain?
In which case, or in either case, which chain tool is best for 10-speed chains?
David, who knows the Wippermann has its own attachment link but you still need to cut the chain with
the original installation
David Hallerman may have said:Hi,
Can the Park CT-3 chain tool handle the more narrow 10-speed chains, like a Wippermann?
Yes.
Quoted message said:Or is the tool's saddle too wide for that 10-speed chain?
No.
Quoted message said:In which case, or in either case, which chain tool is best for 10-speed chains?
Most likely, the one you already have.
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yes, all you are doing is shortening it.
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