Review on Sram P Lock 10 Speed Bicycle Chain by Sam Lund

I've never changed my own bike chain so I had to post it on YouTube but once you do it it's very easy afterwards. A pair of chain pliers makes this really easy and a little less messy. A few quick tips: You'll need a chain breaking tool, which comes with most bike multi-tools. This allows you to adjust the chain to your bike. The job is made easier with chain pliers, but you can also use your hands or regular pliers to remove the quick link with a little more work (depending on the condition of the chain), the chain pliers just make it easier with special notches that fit chain links perfectly . external link instead of internal link. Just go to the next inner link and break the chain there. After sizing the chain and connecting the quick release, you may see a small crack in the quick release and wonder if you did something wrong or if it is a manufacturer fault. The chain only needs to be fully tensioned, which may not be possible with greasy hands, but holding a wheel and pressing down on the pedal should apply enough force to fully tension the chain and fully engage the quicklink. in place.