Cyclus Tools develops and produces top quality tools for professional bicycle repair shops, but of course its also appropriated for hobby technicians. Produced in Europe, these durable tools are permanently proofed by our quality checks. With furnitures for your workshop or cosmetic care products the portfolio is rounded off very well. For every problem Cyclus Tools offers solutions. Cyclus Tools counts among the leading manufacturers of tools for bicycles. To stay at the top we continuously enhance our products for todays fast changing conditions.
When the time has come to change the old chain, you need to determine the number of chain links for the new chain. The length of the worn bicycle chain will be considerably extended during its lifetime, so new and old chain of the same length will have a different number of chain links.
It is not sufficient to just measure the length of the chain, much better is to replace with exactly the same number of chain links.
compatible with bicycle chain width from BMX (single speed) up to 12-speed
incl. paintstick to mark the chain link
how it works:
1. put the chain link counter on the chain and set zero
2. mark chain link next to the counter
3. rotate the chain one full round, ending with the marked chain link on the same spot
4. read the number of chain links
5. use chain link counter to measure the new chain (new chain with the same number of links will be shorter than the old worn one)
When the time has come to change the old chain, you need to determine the number of chain links for the new chain. The length of the worn bicycle chain will be considerably extended during its lifetime, so new and old chain of the same length will have a different number of chain links.
It is not sufficient to just measure the length of the chain, much better is to replace with exactly the same number of chain links.
compatible with bicycle chain width from BMX (single speed) up to 12-speed
incl. paintstick to mark the chain link
how it works:
1. put the chain link counter on the chain and set zero
2. mark chain link next to the counter
3. rotate the chain one full round, ending with the marked chain link on the same spot
4. read the number of chain links
5. use chain link counter to measure the new chain (new chain with the same number of links will be shorter than the old worn one)
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CYCLUS TOOLS
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