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It may be more than that - I too had one of these 3/32 half-links and whatever I did the 'stifness' could not be removed - something to do with the profile of the plates. My chain is a 3/32 and although I did manage to find a 3/32 half-link the one I ended up making myself worked better! It's quite easy but involves taking the plates and swapping rollers etc between a 3/32 and 1/8 link. To cut a long story short you may be better off buying a 1/8 half-link and making your own 3/32 one from it. If you need to know how I can post tips.