Park Tool has
Park Tool CT-3.2 Bike Chain Tool for
$20.
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GimmeYoTots for finding this deal.
Features:
- Compatible with single-speed bicycle chains including 1/8", 3/16" and half-link
- Compatible with 1/8" single-speed and 5 to 12-speed derailleur chains*
- Replaceable pin (part #CTP)
- Made in USA
- *NOTE: The CT-3.2 is not compatible with newer SRAM 12-speed T-Type or Flattop chains. Use the Park Tool CT-3.3 for these styles. The CT-3.2 will install and remove, but not peen, Campagnolo 11 and 12-speed chain rivets.
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I have high hopes that this one will last a while.
CT-3.2 Features
- Compatible with single-speed bicycle chains including 1/8", 3/16" and half-link
- Compatible with 1/8" single-speed and 5 to 12-speed derailleur chains*
- Replaceable pin (part #CTP)
- Made in USA
*NOTE: The CT-3.2 is not compatible with newer SRAM® 12-speed T-Type or Flattop chains. Use the Park Tool CT-3.3 for these styles. The CT-3.2 will install and remove, but not peen, Campagnolo® 11 and 12-speed chain rivets.https://www.parktool.co
will this work or compatible with Shimano 7-speed gear shift system like in most 20 in fat tire e-bikes?
thank you in advance.
thank you in advance.
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As for waxing, I used a slow cooker in the past to melt the wax and just dip the chain in. Note that most new chains come pre-lubricated, so you'll want to douse in gasoline or isopropyl alcohol just to get that stuff of, then let it dry before dipping in the wax. You want the wax to get in the crevices, so leave it in the slow cooker for a bit.
I have high hopes that this one will last a while.
As for waxing, I used a slow cooker in the past to melt the wax and just dip the chain in. Note that most new chains come pre-lubricated, so you'll want to douse in gasoline or isopropyl alcohol just to get that stuff of, then let it dry before dipping in the wax. You want the wax to get in the crevices, so leave it in the slow cooker for a bit.
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