Recommend me a chain tool

[Jim]

I know RK or Motion Pro, but what model?

[Viper897]

Motion Pro PBR chain tool

PBR Chain Tool

[csmutty]

No idea....but here's a tool with a chain.

[nhbubba]

Amazon
Rocky Mountain
Ebay

Honestly, why pay more?!

[Tricky Mike]

RK.
I have both RK and MP... No real comparison. Should have just bought the RK to start.
The MP is nice for cam chains.

Amazon.com: RK UCT 46 Universal Chain Breaker, Cutter, Press-Fit and Rivet Tool Kit: Automotive

[TheIglu]

I have the motion pro jumbo one, but you gotta stock up on pins.

[Tricky Mike]

I use a cheapo breaker and just use the RH to set plate depth and to deform the rivets.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/21437304?w...938712&veh=sem

[Jim]

I'm only looking to mushroom the rivets. Don't care about the breaking function.

[Rada]

RK.
I have both RK and MP... No real comparison. Should have just bought the RK to start.
The MP is nice for cam chains.

Amazon.com: RK UCT 46 Universal Chain Breaker, Cutter, Press-Fit and Rivet Tool Kit: Automotive

Yeah. I bought the MP and it works but I am not impressed with it. Get the RK

[butcher bergs]

Grease the backside of the pin on the RK. Broke the first one that came with mine and quickly discovered it's ~15 to replace it. Haven't had an issue since after adding a dab of grease to the well where the pin resides.

[Jim]

so get the RK one that Tricky put on here?

[Tas]

Jim, I just got the MP PBR if you want to try it out before purchasing either or? I'll ship it asap. I don't need it right now.

[butcher bergs]

All I can say, Jim, is I've had mine for about 7 years and broke that one pin. I could not guess how many chains it's replaced but I know it's up over 10 and shows no signs of wearing out.

[Jim]

Jim, I just got the MP PBR if you want to try it out before purchasing either or? I'll ship it asap. I don't need it right now.

i appreciate the offer. Degsy and Brett have the MP one, so i've used it.

[CBR929RE]

wait a minute. YOU'VE used it? I think you meant to say "Degsy and Brett have the MP one, so they've used it on my bike"

[Degsy]

I had a motion pro "jumbo" tool. Someone borrowed it and never returned it. Don't remember who. I have the standard mp tool now and it works fine. If I was buying a new chain tool I'd be buying the DID one. I like the way it is very accurate with centering the flaring pin to the rivet.