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CT-6.3
The CT-6.3 chain tool from Park Tool is used for removing, installing and sizing chains used on derailleur equipment. Folds nice and small to allow carrying when cycling.
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This neat little tool works like a heavy workshop tool, but folds compactly for taking on the road or trail. (and because it folds, it keeps the grease away from your clothes)
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The CT-6.3 uses the 985-1 replacement pin.
Park Tool Ref: CT-6.3
Before you purchase or use this tool:
Splitting and joining derailleur chains varies slightly based on the brand and model of chain.
Some chains such as current Shimano and Campagnolo models require the use of a special replacement rivet - so don't split the chain unless you have one.
Chains from other manufacturers such as SRAM, KMC and Wipperman use a special "master link" to break and re-fix the chain - I remember when all chains used to be like this!
In these cases the chain tool will only be used for resizing the chain by removing some of the rivets / links.
Some chains use rivets which are partially pressed out (but not all the way) to allow the chain to be separated and then re-used to re-join the chain.
Please refer to your chain manufacturers information for full details.
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