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Need help with my Chain Link. Please!

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  1. Hello again!
    My Raleigh M20 has a TAYA TB-600 Chain. It has a Chain Link (color: gold) as the photos show.
    I have a couple of questions to ask you. If you could help me, I will be very grateful.

    Question 1: In order to clean the chain. Should I remove that link to open the chain or not?
    Question 2: If so. How should I open it?

    The photos are from the front and the rear part of the link respectively.
    Thanks again.
    Germán.

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  2. glore2002 said:

    Hello again!
    My Raleigh M20 has a TAYA TB-600 Chain. It has a Chain Link (color: gold) as the photos show.
    I have a couple of questions to ask you. If you could help me, I will be very grateful.

    Question 1: In order to clean the chain. Should I remove that link to open the chain or not?
    Question 2: If so. How should I open it?

    The photos are from the front and the rear part of the link respectively.
    Thanks again.
    Germán.

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    http://www.tayachain.com/
    Click on link for "Talking Shop"
    Then: How to assemble Sigma Connector?
    Then: Click to View the Assembly Guide
    Then see step 4 and the illustration.

  3. Thank you David for your help!

    After reading what they say in TAYA web site, I am not sure if that link is for removing the chain or just to assemble a brand new chain when installing it for the first time.
    In your opinion, Should I remove that link to clean the chain or should I clean it without removing it from the frame?
    I will really appreciate your opinion.

    Thanks again,
    German
    (Buenos Aires, Argentina).

  4. glore2002 said:

    Thank you David for your help!

    After reading what they say in TAYA web site, I am not sure if that link is for removing the chain or just to assemble a brand new chain when installing it for the first time.
    In your opinion, Should I remove that link to clean the chain or should I clean it without removing it from the frame?
    I will really appreciate your opinion.

    Thanks again,
    German
    (Buenos Aires, Argentina).

    You need to have the leverage to flex the chain as shown in step 4 and push the link at the same time to remove it.
    I much prefer the off bike method of cleaning shown at:

    http://sheldonbrown.com/chains.html

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