Wanted: Chainwhip/lockring tool

Posted on Fri 11th, September 2009

• #1

Crispin_Glover

Oh hai mark!

I realy need one but have no dosh at the moment, so if anyone has two and would like to flog one for cheapish, I'm game.

A scary braking/loose cog incident yesterday has inspired me.
• #2

TW85

I've had an idea about making one out of an old chain
• #3

wools

I ain't selling mine but if you ever need to borrow it I'm just down the road.
• #4

Crispin_Glover

Alright wools, are you rolling down to HH tomorrow?
• #5

wools

Hopefully. If not you can always pick it up before you head south and hold on to it for the day.
• #6

benjam

surely someon at HH will have one tomorrow... everyone will be going teeny-sprocket init
• #7

Crispin_Glover

Yeah but I need to get there safely first. I need one for keeps anyway, ultimately.
• #8

wools

I don't mind riding them up the road to ya. Just lemme know what time you're leaving.
• #9

jimalex

You're welcome to borrow mine + rotofix - I'm east though...

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