Wanted: KMC chain link

Posted on Thu 26th, February 2009

• #1

kattt

i thought i needed to remove a chainlink, so i did, and i just chucked it away. now my wheel is barely hanging off the end, and i am scared for my life. i know, what an idiot. anybody got an old, broken, etc., kmc chain around that i could steal a link off of? or just have an extra link you took out? it would be much appreciated, and might even save me from certain death. cheers!
• #2

JonoMarshall

Yep, both 1/8th and 3/32 I think. Bethnal Green way if that's any good.
• #3

31trum

i got a few links i can have on me tonight kattt
• #4

Soweto888

I've got a bit of 3/32 somewhere. Let me know if you want it.
• #5

clefty

I actually removed some links from my red 1/8th kmc chain on the 'Phat Bike' on Sunday night its yours if you want it I'll bring it to agatas do on friday
• #6

kattt

murtle, could you bring one tonight? that would be ace. it's 1/8. cheers guys.
• #7

31trum

i haz gotz vari-oz peesez, i will bringz

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