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S o r n i wrote in message ... Mark Jones wrote: "Peter Cole" wrote in message news:JfY0d.34470$D%.30128@attbi_s51... "Mark Jones" wrote in message hlink.net... "Peter Cole" wrote in message news:PGW0d.33952$D%.6200@attbi_s51... Most people who have chain trouble have it from bad joins, so (theoretically) a quick/master link eliminates that liability. The only bicycle chain that I have ever had break, broke at the master link when I was climbing a hill. I was standing on the pedals when it snapped. What brand? What gear? I've only used SRAM (& before that Craig), but been using them for many years, both on & off-road (much more stressful) without mishap, & I weigh 235. I have no idea what brand. This was on a 24 inch, single speed, road bike. This happened over 30 years ago. I was going up a steep hill on a city street when it happened. They had master links 30+ years ago?!? Bill "think I was still using wire to fix broken chains then (ok, closer to *40* years ago)" S. Wow...... Not too bad at all - one broken chain in 40 years. Now if only you can repeat that for the next 40, you'll be home free.. Good luck! |
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