Oumers Universal Bike Chain Tool with Chain Hook, Road and Mountain Bicycle Chain Repair Tool, Bike Chain Splitter Cutter Breaker, Bicycle Remove and Install Chain Breaker Spliter Chain Tool

In a nutshell, The chain that is meant to be resting on when you remove pins tends to bend easily despite the fact that this is a tool that feels really nice when you first use it. The material you used looks like a very soft metal that's not very well suited to the purpose at hand.

Halle FIELD

| Dec 05, 2020

I'm so glad it worked! There was a link in the chain on my bike that did not flex. The tool I used to repair the link allowed me to remove it. Even though I consider the tool to be a consumer grade tool and not a pro grade tool, the build quality is decent. I found the tool to be of satisfactory quality for the $10 I spent and the few uses I am expecting from it. Despite the fact that the package included instructions, that would be my only complaint. Despite this, another reviewer (thanks Marco & It was M K) who had written a decent set of instructions, which I began In addition, let me add a few As soon as the hollow threaded receiving screw is turned so that it supports the chain, it must be tightened. It is possible for the chain, if it isn't fully supported, to twist under the pressure of the pin, As well, if you want to remove a full link (two adjacent pins), you should It will make it easier to put the chain back together if the pins are all facing the same direction. Whenever you rephrase As part of the reassemble, I used a tool to drive the pins back into the proper position before replacing the removed link We are connecting the chains. I pressed the two-pin link against the back of the chain so that the chain would hold while I pressed on the My chain tool was paid for by the way. We do not offer discounts and we do not give away free gifts.

Aubriella Hogan

| Jul 24, 2021

To shorten a new chain, I wanted to compare myself to an expert, but I wasn't sure which worked better. I'm going to a shop to repair my bike. I was able to use this tool to accomplish my goal, but it was not Although I'm not an expert on bikes, maybe I just need some practice, but there are a few key things I've learned from using the tool (that might be me, might be the tool, or maybe it's just the way it is) I'm sorry,

There were enough videos that explained it would not be a good idea to pull the pin all the way out of the final outer link (to make it easier to push it back in again). Due to the fact that you can't see the pin coming out, it was difficult to tell how far to twist to avoid breaking the pin. pin was completely removed the first time it was removed. I got the chain back together after removing the links, but it was a bit harder to put it back together after removing the I'm sorry,

When I removed the first pin, I noticed that the metal "guides" on the device had bent due to the force needed to remove the pin. As I tried my best to center the pin pusher, I don't believe I was ever just pushing the whole link, but seeing the metal bend was surprising to me. The softness of the metal also meant that it was easy to bend back with a flat head screwdriver, but overall I expect this part of the device to be heat treated so as to be more durable. A flexible attitude. I'm sorry,

Here are the (minimal) instructions on how to break the chain, but not how to re-make it You can join it now. Internet tutorials are plenty, but this one was a little tricky (especially because I had to try and get the pin to hold when it had completely come The metal got the job done, and I think I could finish it more quickly next time, but the softness of the metal and lack of instructions really make it difficult for me to rate it.

Jaxtyn Baxter

| Jun 19, 2021

With such a small price tag, this chain tool is an excellent deal! There have been a few reviews stating that the pin broke on the first use, but I am not experiencing that problem, and I suspect that at least some of them may have been broken by As well as making sure that the pin is placed correctly and the backing screw is tightened, also make sure that the pin is correctly placed against the pin in the chain link. The pros are It has a viewing area so you can see when the pin is not in the center of the link, so you will be able to replace it more easily if the chain is to be reused.
The little wire to hold the chain together while working on it is brilliant! Features a spare pin that is integrated right into the handle, so in case you break or bend it, you still have a replacement. This is a shop tool, not small or lightweight enough to be carried in my bike tool kit for on the road repairs

I know it is hard to believe at this price point, but this is a well designed tool that I expect to last.

Allyson Reilly

| Jul 23, 2021