BikeService Universal Chain Repair Kit - BS35101

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The BikeService Universal Chain Repair Kit (BS35101) is a professional-grade solution designed for motorcycle mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable tool for breaking, pressing, and riveting drive chain master links on chains up to 632 pitch. Its primary benefit is the ability to perform precise chain repairs safely without risking damage to delicate motorcycle components, though users should note it is designed specifically for hand operation and should not be used with power tools.
| Model Part Number | BS35101 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BikeService |
No, this tool is designed exclusively for manual hand use with a T-Bar or 3/8-inch ratchet to prevent over-tightening and damage to the components.
It is compatible with most standard motorcycle chains up to 632 pitch. Always verify your specific chain pitch before use.
The manufacturer part number for the BikeService Universal Chain Repair Kit is BS35101.
Yes, it is built with professional-grade materials designed to withstand the frequent use found in a workshop.
Keep the pins clean, inspect them for wear before every use, and replace them if you notice any signs of bending, cracking, or dulling.
Clean the threads of any grit and apply fresh, high-pressure grease to ensure smooth rotation.
Ensure the pin is perfectly aligned with the chain rivet center and that you are not applying force at an angle.
Double-check that the correct anvil is selected for your specific chain size and that the tool frame is tightened securely against the link.
To begin, ensure you have a standard T-Bar or 3/8-inch ratchet handle ready. Before usage, verify your chain size; this tool covers up to 632 pitch. When setting up, lubricate the threads of the tool with a high-quality grease to prevent binding during operation. After each use, wipe the components clean of debris and old lubricant. Store the tool in a dry, organized tool box to prevent corrosion. Periodically inspect the pins and anvils for signs of wear or mushrooming, as these parts are consumable and should be replaced if they show damage to maintain repair precision.