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• #2
Buy a tool and DIY. You will save in the long run
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• #3
when you buy the chain at the shop ask if you can borrow tool =)
hope this helps solve this complicated situation
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• #4
Any idea where would sell one locally or if this ones any good 'Combined Chain Whip and Lockring Tool'
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• #5
That's what I've got and it does the job just fine
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• #6
Probikekit are selling Pedro's Trixie tool for £13 ish. I think they have free delivery at the moment too. You'll have to add your own chain to make it a whip though.
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• #7
Join the tool club at Birmingham Bike Foundry, £10 for a year if i remember rightly. They're really helpful people and will show you how to do it yourself
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• #8
Buy the tool. You'll need it.
I hope i was of some use there. Let us know what you are studying, and we'll write your coursework for you too.
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• #9
Get Gordon at Sprocket Cycles to do it for you
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• #10
+1 for Gordon.
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• #11
+2 for Gordon.
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• #12
Cheers guys all sorted now.
And thanks 'Pistaboy' im studying 'diplomacy and human relations' doubt you'd be able to help though
Hey am a student up in birmingham and have just got my first fixie (surly steamroller). I need to swap over my rear sprocket to change the gearing abit, a complication being I will have to lengthen (get a new) chain. Not having the correct tool ie, chain whip and lockring tool to do this I see that I have a few options.
Any advice would be much appreciated but being a student keeping £££ down is a priority. Thanks