I need to order some tyres from Probikekit and I noticed they have a
chain whip on sale http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T4540
Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
DaveB
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I need to order some tyres from Probikekit and I noticed they have a
chain whip on sale http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T4540
Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
DaveB
DaveB said:I need to order some tyres from Probikekit and I noticed they have a
chain whip on sale http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T4540Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
DaveB
Most chain whips are equal however the main part of a chain whip is a solid bar of steel. Do you really want to pay for the additional postage from the UK? Check with them as to what the difference would be before you buy it.
Cheers
Geoff
DaveB said:I need to order some tyres from Probikekit and I noticed they have a
chain whip on sale probikekit.comdisplay.phpOpen ↗Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
DaveB
Hopefully others can tell you if they are equal, since I don't know. There is a BBB chain whip at (for example) Cecil Walker for under $A25 so maybe your LBS has one too.
Regarding extra shipping from ProbikeKit - the item doesn't mention any additional shipping costs, so if you are making an order anyway then it seems a reasonable deal.
geoffs said:Do you really want to pay for the additional postage from the UK? Check with them as to what the difference would be before you buy it.
One of the (many!) lovely things about PBK. Flat rate postage (except that that is ALWAYS justification for me spending more $$$ :rolleyes🙂
Mal
MalP said:One of the (many!) lovely things about PBK. Flat rate postage (except
that that is ALWAYS justification for me spending more $$$ :rolleyes🙂Mal
Yes that's my problem, I need some tyres but while I'm buying them I
might as well get the chain whip, oh and one of those multi purpose
tools, and a seat for the SS project and ...
DaveB
DaveB said:Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
Chain whips are simple and don't actually take much force, so any
cheapy will do.
I made one in a few minutes from an aluminuim bar, and old chain.
Cut metal bar to length, drill 3 holes, and attach 2 short pieces of
chain using a chain tool. Copy the dimensions from another whip, or photo.
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Quoted message said:DaveB said:Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
Chain whips are simple and don't actually take much force, so any
cheapy will do.I made one in a few minutes from an aluminuim bar, and old chain.
Cut metal bar to length, drill 3 holes, and attach 2 short pieces of
chain using a chain tool. Copy the dimensions from another whip, or photo.
I also made several of these over the years, have given a few away to
friends.
I used a nice bit of steel bar 40 cm long and some of my old track bike
chain, as I use them mostly on my track bike and need the wider chain for
the track cogs.
They also will work on my road cassettes.
Boostland said:"Mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:DaveB said:Are all chain whips the same? I need this for my 2004 OCR2.
Chain whips are simple and don't actually take much force, so any
cheapy will do.I made one in a few minutes from an aluminuim bar, and old chain.
Cut metal bar to length, drill 3 holes, and attach 2 short pieces of
chain using a chain tool. Copy the dimensions from another whip, or photo.I also made several of these over the years, have given a few away to
friends.I used a nice bit of steel bar 40 cm long and some of my old track bike
chain, as I use them mostly on my track bike and need the wider chain for
the track cogs.They also will work on my road cassettes.
My homemade track chain whip went missing, I think one of the trackies
appropriated it!
I got the steel bar from a slide clamp from a $2 shop, the slide clamp
beacme a much smaller slide clamp!
On 2006-08-10, DaveB (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
Quoted message said:I need to order some tyres from Probikekit and I noticed they have a
chain whip on sale http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T4540
Gosh, their weekly offers go quick, don't they!
They won't even display what that tool case consisted of -- none left
so you can't have one. Nyer!
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