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Message: [QUOTE="motometal, post: 1316955, member: 24727"] Good advice there from Foxforks- with an extra chain link plus a couple new connecting links, a chain breaker, and the tools to re-adjust the slack you would be set. Or of course a new chain. just for the record, a new chain on marginally worn sprockets will work just fine, if the sprockets are shot yes they need replacing but the "replace as a set no matter what" is just a great way for the dealer to sell you parts. [/QUOTE]