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Chain and pin

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  1. I have a shimano lx (hg73) chain on my first mtb, as i have to reinstall it on the bike i don't know
    if i'm going right or wrong. The chain is cut in the right lenght as the bike, before being brought
    to me, has done yet some miles. Now i have the chain and two pins, these two pins are longer than
    the chain width and they also show a cut around the body that, to me, could mean that once into the
    chain they have to be broken but it's my idea and before destroying something i would like someone
    to tell me if i'm right. I posted a picture of the chain, the pin and some strange things i have no
    idea what they could be on bike-board.netviewtopic.php

    Thanks for your support

  2. Giovanni said:

    I have a shimano lx (hg73) chain on my first mtb, as i have to reinstall it on the bike i don't
    know if i'm going right or wrong. The chain is cut in the right lenght as the bike, before being
    brought to me, has done yet some miles. Now i have the chain and two pins, these two pins are
    longer than the chain width and they also show a cut around the body that, to me, could mean that
    once into the chain they have to be broken but it's my idea and before destroying something i
    would like someone to tell me if i'm right. I posted a picture of the chain, the pin and some
    strange things i have no idea what they could be on
    bike-board.netviewtopic.php

    Thanks for your support

    parktool.comFAQchnRe.shtml Scroll down to Procedure for Shimano chain.

    As far as I know you will need a chaintool.

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  3. Quoted message said:

    parktool.comFAQchnRe.shtml Scroll down to Procedure for Shimano chain.

    As far as I know you will need a chaintool.

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    I have the chaintool but what i missed was your site suggestion, W O N D E R F U L

    Thanks a lot, hope to solve the brake problem and to go 4 a ride

    giovanni

  4. Giovanni said:
    Quoted message said:

    parktool.comFAQchnRe.shtml Scroll down to Procedure for Shimano chain.

    As far as I know you will need a chaintool.

    --

    I have the chaintool but what i missed was your site suggestion, W O N D E R F U L

    Thanks a lot, hope to solve the brake problem and to go 4 a ride

    giovanni

    Prego.

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    Perre

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