I?ve got the M endurance chain, and personally I wouldn?t recommend it.
Even if I were buying a new bike, I?d rather put the extra money towards a DID chain
Even if I were buying a new bike, I?d rather put the extra money towards a DID chain
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stuartb
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The DID chain is also half the price of the endurance chain.
In my experience compared to DID, the M chain was way more prone to rusting and it did not perform as advertised i.e. in no way ?maintenance free?
Where do I buy a DID chain tool from?
stuartb
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So the tool isn't cheap, you'll need to hunt online..I paid ?110.00 for mine a few years ago.. now circa ?130/?140 ish.. should last a lifetime, very heavy and made in Japan.. a better constructed tool I've yet to come across..
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22500198...57ZMIYFRpa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Used correctly the results are perfect..
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22500198...57ZMIYFRpa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Used correctly the results are perfect..
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For the D.I.D chain because they use soft rivet links you can get away with a cheaper chain tool, my go to chain for all my bikes is the D.I.D chain and the tool I use works perfectly well, and for removing the old chain you?re better using a grinder much easier and faster.
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Plus 1 on grinding the link, fast and easy..
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Thank you for the advice, think I've made my mind up and going to try AFAM chain.
https://calsport.co.uk/all-parts/a525xhr3-g-120l
https://calsport.co.uk/all-parts/a525xhr3-g-120l
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