How to Use a Motorcycle Chain Breaker Tool | How to Use a Chain Breaker | Partzilla.com

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See how to use a chain breaking tool in this video from Partzilla.com. John will show you different types of chain breakers, including a Motion Pro chain press tool and a Motion Pro jumbo chain press kit. You’ll see why the jumbo chain breaker tool offers some advantages over its smaller cousin.
We’ll also look at a couple of different types of master links before we head to the bench and get to work.
First, John will show you how to break a chain with a chain breaker tool, and then we’ll show you how to install a clip master link on your motorcycle chain. After we get things disassembled again, John will show you how to install a rivet master link on your chain.
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[@user-hu2pp9ic9t]

The little hand tool works just fine. Used it on a super sport, first time ever doing a chain with no problems. Don’t need to buy anything more expensive.

[@donniemoore8937]

Im actually glad I actually watched this video. I"ve never actually seen someone actually repair an actual chain before.

[@TheSmokingFish]

Got a 2 stroke engine for my bicycle and realized i bought the wrong tool. Thank you for the tutorial

[@danielh8817]

G`day John,down under in Australia I have rode/raced bikes of all types for over thirty years.I continue to enjoy watching your videos.Your knowledge is excellent and you deserve to be very proud of your work.Thanks mate.

[@PartzillaParts]

Thanks for keeping an eye on us from the other side of the world!

[@paullagueux]

Putting a chain on My Ninja ... Always nice to see this done Right ...1st chain in 50 yrs. ..Shafts & Belts ..🐎💨💨💨Blue Skies 🌙

[@benjaminroy4726]

Thank you for over compressing the rivet link and recovering. Needed that. 😁

[@bigal7561]

Great. Excellent. I got my chain from ya'll a bit back when I started my 1975 Honda CB365t restore . I'd never replaced a chain back in the days (I'm 66) on my other bikes because there were a lot of motorcycle shops then that could do it in a heart beat. Got cancer right after I started the build and work stopped...Ha. Thankfully I was able to buy most of what I needed from you folks over the times in the hospital. Great quality by the way. Right now I need to break the chain on the old one and give a great cleaning, paint engine block and frame as well as super polishing. Replacing all electrical. Wish you guys had a long oval large half helmet. Those are hard to find. Anyway, thanks for one of the best instructional vids. You guys do great on that. I may have to upgrade my chain break I bought. Question, I assume it was for video you didn't put the breaker on a vice to steady it. Thanks guys

[@pap064]

Just done another chain on one of my Hondas. The tip about using calipers to check your clearance is gold. Also you can measure adjacent rivets to determine how flat is okay. I have done this before but the way he teaches is better by far.

[@sleepyrasta420]

Well presented video from someone who knows what they're talking about this video helped me out, I've subscribed.

[@davidvannorsdall899]

Thank you very much for making that video. You definitely helped the guy today in Ohio

[@azizlenox]

Very professional 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@rayurlich]

Excellent video. Thank you from New Zealand Partzilla. 😊

[@finnojk]

Thank you, clear instructions.

[@jaguarke069]

Very helpful! Clear, precise, with CTRL-Z procedure included. Thank you.

[@astc593]

Excellent teacher! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@brandoncostner7437]

You don't have to grind off the rivets with the big one?

[@fazer_6]

My tool sucks bad, but I got it done eventually. Thanks my guy

[@scottwhite2757]

Thank You !!

[@shawnrenaud2252]

Good video...actually.

[@vincentdavidson755]

Beat just to buy a new chain because I once had a chain brake On a small motercycles it could lock up your back tire if it brakes and jams most chang's have a master link thats easy to pull out to take a link out of chain to make your strach out chain shorter just make Shure you check the clip that it's on all the way ,I see he has greese on the chain never use greese on a. Chain it will not pentrate the rollers on the chain I would clean chain with and good cleaner with a small paint brush and put on with cloth soak in 90 weight gear oil by hand and saturate the chain in oil and another clean cloth to wipe off any excess my chain would last a very long time With out have but very little slack up and down to tighten up to a up and down movement of 1/4 in. It's not only saves your chain but your sprockets also I learn this a long time ago from a old biker 🧝⚡🌴

[@MrWhothefoxthat]

can someone answer, could you rivet the chain whilst its on the bike, this saves removing the front sprocket.

[@pauvy2070]

Would you mind tell me Motorcycle Chain need how many Kilometers for changer new??

[@PartzillaParts]

Depends on how hard you ride and maintain the chain.

[@featzkbai]

I have a similar chain tool however my (old) chain refuses to let me push the pin out. It’s pushed it out halfway but just refuses to go any further, the chain is in pretty bad condition, it’s been daily driven in a wet climate and poorly maintained, any tips?

[@bucketboijack6938]

I got the pin stuck in the chain how do I get it out

[@daverhaci6369]

Would this work on 428 chain?

[@20cent]

How about doing this on the actual bike?

[@zacknicley8150]

I only trust mechanics that use words like sticktion.

[@cane2253]

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[@nikolaosberatlis3942]

Don't you need to first grind the pin and plate of the chain?

[@TheZodiac31]

I can't help but wonder if you actually watched the video? I'm not even trying to be mean or rude. But he gives the answer to your question in the first few minutes of the video.

[@connersnow298]

Awesome video

[@orgillmathew]

Don’t ever grind the chain pin on any chain it’s unnecessary just my opinion