[RedBullRR]

Call me cheap or whatever, I just cant justify paying 100 bucks for something I'll use once. If I have to I have to. But I'm looking to see if other members local to me have this tool already. My last chain snapped breaking a Clutch Rod. Replaced that and took care of the leak only thing left is to get this chain in.

We can meet up put rivets in my chain. I serve Ice Cold Beer and if your lucky a good plate of Rice and Beans

. Any Takers?

 

[Captain Squid]

Would a local dealer let you borrow one?

 

[RedBullRR]

Checked with a few places. They all told me the same thing Bring the bike down. If I could bring the bike down I wouldn't need the chain tool. LOL My friend who had the tool misplaced it so thats a no go for me.

 

[parkone]

You'll need to let us know where your from bro...............by the way, Do you work for DEL REKA?

 

[NOS-Nelson]

PM Anthony. He now lives in NJ but goes to LI quite frequently.

 

[RedBullRR]

Anthony moved to Jersey, dam it has been a while for me. LOL

 

[NOS-Nelson]

Anthony moved to Jersey, dam it has been a while for me. LOL

Yeah a few months ago. Got a new job making good money.

 

[RedBullRR]

Dam Big Congrats then!

 

[Kelevra]

I have to check but I'm pretty sure I have an inexpensive one, couldn't have cost more then $20.00?

 

[RedBullRR]

20 Bucks would be great, let me know thanks.

 

[anthony]

i won't be back on the island for a few weeks, sorry.

as far as the chain tool goes, buy it, you won't regret it.

http://www.motomummy.com/store/product.php?productid=16264&cat=274&page=1

 

[Kelevra]

20 Bucks would be great, let me know thanks.

I'll look around for it, hopefully it'll do the trick..

 

[RedBullRR]

Well I ordered the Chain Tool from MotoMummy. Figured I would probably need it anyhow in the future. 90 Bucks isn't so bad. Thanks for the responses and help.

 

[andrew270681]

I think some chains come with a clip as well as the rivets. Put the clip in as a temp fix and ride it to the dealer so they can rivit it..

 

[anthony]

fuck that, i wouldn't ride down the block with a clip-type master link.

 

[RedBullRR]

Well I bought the RK Chain tool. And dam did it make this job go easy. The chain ended up being 2 links to long. Cut the chain with the chain tool and made some beautiful rivets on the master link.

Last year when I put a new chain on my friend used a chain tool that wasnt no were near the quality of the one I bought. It didnt make the rivets like this one. Please keep in mind my chain snapped rite on the master link.

 

[Kelevra]

Well I bought the RK Chain tool. And dam did it make this job go easy. The chain ended up being 2 links to long. Cut the chain with the chain tool and made some beautiful rivets on the master link.

Last year when I put a new chain on my friend used a chain tool that wasnt no were near the quality of the one I bought. It didnt make the rivets like this one. Please keep in mind my chain snapped rite on the master link.

Good work bro...:biggrin

 

[GixerKat]

Way to go dude!!! Chain tool is a great investment even if you only use it every once in awhile cause sure as hell, one of your buddies will need it too!!

 

[my02gsxr1000]

I must have lent my tool out years ago and never got it back, Anthony hooked me with his and he did the link for me.

 

[NOS-Nelson]

Well I bought the RK Chain tool. And dam did it make this job go easy. The chain ended up being 2 links to long. Cut the chain with the chain tool and made some beautiful rivets on the master link.

Last year when I put a new chain on my friend used a chain tool that wasnt no were near the quality of the one I bought. It didnt make the rivets like this one. Please keep in mind my chain snapped rite on the master link.

It's an awesome tool.