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Sticky Link

Kazujo · 2006-02-08 15:46:58

For some reason my scott oiler decided not to work at some point in the last couple of days and i think I have earned myself a sticky link in my chain. Just wondering if anyone has any good tricks for sorting them out aswell as the scotty. I haven't actually rolled up my sleeves to have a proper look yet. It's a DID X-Ring…

08-02-2006 4:46pm

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Kazujo

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For some reason my scott oiler decided not to work at some point in the last couple of days and i think I have earned myself a sticky link in my chain.

Just wondering if anyone has any good tricks for sorting them out aswell as the scotty. I haven't actually rolled up my sleeves to have a proper look yet. It's a DID X-Ring chain if that makes any difference.

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#2 09-02-2006 12:22pm

madrab

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is it the soft link?, if so it might have been put on too tight & you might need a new one put in

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