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Owen
Guest
Bought a new chain and it came with two pins (
http://members.pcug.org.au/~rcook/images/Chain_pins.jpg )
I can't get pin B back in (though I haven't tried a bit more force)
Pin A seems to be a Pin B with an insertion guide which can be broken
off after insertion. This seems to be a 'use once' system and wonder
if I am right on that score?
Seems to be an unsatisfactory means of joining chains and ask if this
some kind of cheapy connection method
TIA
Owen
http://members.pcug.org.au/~rcook/images/Chain_pins.jpg )
I can't get pin B back in (though I haven't tried a bit more force)
Pin A seems to be a Pin B with an insertion guide which can be broken
off after insertion. This seems to be a 'use once' system and wonder
if I am right on that score?
Seems to be an unsatisfactory means of joining chains and ask if this
some kind of cheapy connection method
TIA
Owen