Review on 🔧 Oumers Bike Chain Tool + Chain Checker: 2-in-1 Universal Bicycle Chain Repair Tool and Bike Chain Splitter Cutter Breaker with Chain Wear Indicator for 7, 8, 9, 10 Speed Chain Link Maintenance by Peter Alradwan

I recently bought two of these tools because I want to be sure I can get home if a chain breaks on my bike. Also recently I wanted to upgrade/upgrade my bike for me. That means the dial on the chainring matches my style or cadence. My bike was built with a chainring that is more suited to flat terrain. Where I live I got more hills than you can shake a stick. In a month that I rode over 500 miles, I climbed over 10,800 meters of hills. I've researched the transmission I need to purchase the correct chainring that fits my math for the correct RPM/cadence that will fit. I'm at 80 rpm. After purchasing a chainring with a smaller tooth and adding it to the bike. This tool made it easy to break the circuit I installed to the desired length. There are tutorial videos for this. But this tool made it easy. I added the main link of the chain and the chain works the same as the longer length for the larger chainring. Now I can develop the same speed on a flat surface as before. But pedaling is easier now because my gearing works with cadence. And climbing those hills I was struggling on is a breeze now because I have the right front chainring to help climb hills. A chain measuring tool is essential for someone who owns a bike and, like me, puts on a lot of miles. I have now ridden over 2000 miles on my bike and bike chain. With this tool and the ease of measuring between rides, my chain is still in great shape. But it will let me know when it's time to replace my chain so I don't wear out my chainring or rear cassette cogs with a loose chain. Many thanks to Oumer's for developing an easy-to-use tool for cyclists who are always on the move.