Bicycle Chain Removal, Installation, and Cutting Tool, Compatible with 1-13

• Easy chain link removal: This tool allows you to easily remove and reinstall chain links, helping with chain repair and maintenance. • Rugged design: Made of high-quality metal and designed to last.Can withstand long-term use. • LONGER TORQUE ARM: The bicycle chain maintenance tool has a 10 CM rubber coated handle, which is easier to use and easier to twist.Even rusty chains can be easily disassembled • Common: Chain removal applies to most bicycle chains, such as Shimano, KMC, YBN, SRAM, etc., and is suitable for 1-13 speed chains.Can be used not only for bicycle chains but also for other small chains. • Easy to use: Easy to operate, even for new jockeys.Follow the instructions to position the chainring correctly.Adjust the bolt to secure the link in place and turn the handle until it pops out.If you are wrong, it will bend the tool. • Replaceable pin: Comes with a spare pin for long-term use of the chain splitter.

About this project Durable and workmanship: High quality CRV metal head, with plastic grip, comfortable to operate and non-slip. PERFECT DESIGN: This chain tool is designed with a replacement pin.Please remove the handle.You can see the replacement needle inside the handle. Universal: Suitable for: Most speeds 1/3/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13 bicycle chains, applicable to most bicycles. Accessories: chain cutter + hook + replacement pin How to use the chain cutting tool correctly: The correct way to hold the chain cutter is to hold it sideways with one hand (for example, your left hand), firmly grip the horizontal bar between your fingers, engage the chain between the positioning teeth of the chain cutter, tighten the screw at the bottom of the chain cutter, align the upper top lever with the chain linking pin, and slowly turn the top lever with your other hand.What state it should be in when it is separated depends on how you feel it.However, the general rule is to avoid knocking the pin out completely.On the surface, the pin looks like a cylinder, but it actually has a slight hyperbola.In other words, the two thick heads are thin in the middle, so once they are completely penetrated, they cannot be entered without violent means.At the same time, the pin is better to protrude a little inside the chain, 0.5 mm is enough, this will make it easier to hook the other head when connecting it again, which will facilitate the connection operation.It should be explained that nodes that are disconnected and connected are usually a little harder to turn and require some manual pulling.