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How to Fix a Broken Chain

Karl Hayes by Karl Hayes
30 July, 2015
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Did your chain snap mid-way through a race?

It’s rare but it does happen. Those who really like to be prepared will, of course, have the upgraded multi-tool that comes complete with a small chain breaker. They will also have the appropriate 10/11-speed quick link taped to the multi-tool.

If you are this sort of prepared person, your friends (if you have friends) will probably refer to you as eccentric. Ignore them, you can fix a snapped chain.

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Remove a single link with your chain breaker and install the quick link – simple. Remember to install that quick link really tight so it holds. Chains only ever seem to snap in races, never training. No-one knows why.

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Karl Hayes

Karl Hayes

Karl is a Sydney based father of 3, a keen home improver and an age group triathlete who races on the M5 Acadamies triathlon team, coached by 'The Croc' Brad Beven. A good life balance is incredibly important! Karl is the co-founder of Trizone, works in the commercial joinery industry in Australia and is passionate about the sport of triathlon.

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