🔗 Silver 9-Speed KMC Missing Link Bicycle Chain Link (Pack of 6) Review

For decades I've relied solely on chain removers, not those flimsy new-fangled links. Spring. I have to say that I decided to use the links from my x9e mid-drive e-bike chain, which has a tremendous amount of torque applied to it compared to a regular bike chain, and held the missing link perfectly. This includes some deletions. I'm using Park MLP 1.2 and it works great for both opening and closing the missing link. I bought a second park tool to keep in my bike tool bag so I never have to…

This is the product you don't need, but unfortunately you wouldn't. Yesterday I started shifting - shifting and downshifting while driving. I thought "shouldn't be set correctly" so I messed around with the cable length setting but nothing worked. Then today after driving 5 miles I found out why when the chain broke and fell to the ground. Luckily I had a few of these with me and they fixed them up pretty quickly. I needed another chain tool to get the old link out. After installing I decided…

Although it may seem unlikely, a broken chain can happen to anyone and when you're in the middle of nowhere, you may actually be in a tough one be situation. A chain tool and one of these links is all you need to get back on the road quickly. I love how easy it is to work with them. As other reviewers may have mentioned, they wear out about twice as fast as the rest of the chain, so keep that in mind and replace them when necessary. I've also found that shifting slows down if you change gears…

It never occurred to me that my mountain bike chain would break. It was right up to the moment when I really succeeded. a number of tools, but I found it quite difficult to repair the chain without such a spare link. Luckily a friendly driver came by and gave me the "missing link" and we fixed my chain in no time. If he hadn't stopped, the journey home that day would have been long. I then transferred the missing KMC links and saved two other riders and also used them to repair my own bike. My…