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June 14, 2014 By Mike Blewitt Leave a Comment

How to fix a broken chain

Bike riding is fun, and in general a lot more enjoyable than running. Primarily because you can freewheel, and not have to pedal the whole time. Of course, if this isn’t by choice as your chain has broken – it’s less fun. Broken chains can occur if the chain has been damaged by aggressive shifting, or running without chain lube for a prolonged time. Whether you ride single speed, 10 speed, 11 speed, or whatever – a  broken chain will slow you down!

It’s worth remembering to always carry a multitool with you, and either a new chain pin or a quick link. And, know how to use them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AisEcZ2XV5A

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: Broken Chain, MTB, Repair

About Mike Blewitt

Mike loves all things bike, but marathons definitely hold a special place in his heart. He's the co-founder of MarathonMTB.com. He's raced extensively throughout Europe, North America and Australia and has represented Australia twice at the UCI Marathon World Championships.

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