Video is from 2017 ----It's 2022 Mid year, legend has it he Just got the links out... Brother come on, all that good info u provide and you don't have a Chain Tool or a Die Grinder / cutoff wheel?
bench grinder is easiest way to grind pins on a loose chain ....but for on bike I use body grinder ....cheap at harbor freight ....way faster than little dremel plus every real man needs a bench grinder! Wire wheel on one side grinder on the other....you will use hell out of it trust me. ...and Chinese body grinders so cheap and really come in handy
I watched this to refresh my memory, was appalled to this guy trying to hammer the chain pin out and especially with a Phillips screw driver instead of a punch. To do it correctly you use a chain tool that presses the pin out, Not hammer it out and then use another chain tool to press the side plate back on. This video does not show the correct way to work on your chain.
long poor video i watched it to see how not to do my chain like this someone gonna get hurt on this bike all that banging chain probably bent lol and it still to long wow i aint see no cutting just grinding and what not to do is banging the chain theres tools for 15 bucks on ebay that would had fixed that asap
Flap disc on a grinder takes literally 15 seconds. Half the sparks and heat. Pops off with a flat head. But what ever works brother ❤
Buy the chain press tool for $12 is what I learned here. Thank you.
Or use a Master Link chain...
Laughing my ass offf😂😂😂😂
😂😂 made me chuckle! Took longer to grind these pins off than it took to do the whole job
If anyone wants to learn about Jesus Christ reply
What the actual fuck…
Your playlist wild bro lol
Amazing video! Thanks for making this
Great video solved my problem, I never thought of using my dremel!
Video is from 2017 ----It's 2022 Mid year, legend has it he Just got the links out... Brother come on, all that good info u provide and you don't have a Chain Tool or a Die Grinder / cutoff wheel?
Love the music my dude!
Good Video!
bench grinder is easiest way to grind pins on a loose chain ....but for on bike I use body grinder ....cheap at harbor freight ....way faster than little dremel plus every real man needs a bench grinder! Wire wheel on one side grinder on the other....you will use hell out of it trust me. ...and Chinese body grinders so cheap and really come in handy
thanx i got it no prob 3 link removal love the music
Good advice to replace everything plus you can keep those parts and if something does break you have a spare
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If you purchase the OEM replacement which is a DID xring chain 118 links you won’t hav to cut anything 💪🏻
You only had to take the one pin out lol if you took the second one out first you couldve just taken the last 3 links off right after...
Thats what I was thinking ans also use the proper 2 chain tools.
i was hoping this comment was down here.
I have the same exact bike. Like...exactly. Did you sell me your bike?? The dude before me did the exact same gearing and the exact same sprocket.
I need a work desk like that. Is that custom made?
Renato G yes sir
Nice music
It’s an o ring not a rubber grommet lol but I get the point
i had 2 pins, lost both
This is very Sad to watch, rip chain
pet peeve...dudes calling wheels tires
You shoulda cut it a little shorter
are you serious??
You don't even know the proper part names. It's really important to listen to people with more experience then this guy.
wtf did i jus watch haha
Holy shit this was hard to watch. no one buy a bike from this guy lol.
I watched this to refresh my memory, was appalled to this guy trying to hammer the chain pin out and especially with a Phillips screw driver instead of a punch. To do it correctly you use a chain tool that presses the pin out, Not hammer it out and then use another chain tool to press the side plate back on. This video does not show the correct way to work on your chain.
Pappy Boyington this is how to do it without a chain press. Mine was broken. More than one way to skin a cat my friend.
Lol this guy doesnt know shop saftey😂😂
Rookies can't finish the job. Joke
long poor video i watched it to see how not to do my chain like this someone gonna get hurt on this bike all that banging chain probably bent lol and it still to long wow i aint see no cutting just grinding and what not to do is banging the chain theres tools for 15 bucks on ebay that would had fixed that asap
You put the locking piece on backwards.. should drive in from the rear towards the front
You are wrong sir, he did it right way.