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[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by speedplay

Mountain bike chain with a rubber packer under it?

Thouught of that, but how would you fix it round the rim? MB chains are tiny

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

Thouught of that, but how would you fix it round the rim? MB chains are tiny

Use a chain tool and place one of these in the link before popping the rivet back in.

Just a quick idea though.

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by speedplay

Use a chain tool and place one of these in the link before popping the rivet back in.

Just a quick idea though.

Possible

Might just see how a lump of regular chain works out before shelling for more stuff I'd use once

[yorkie_chris]

I reckon it will sit in a tread sipe fine, maybe at a bit of an angle but it only needs to dig in, doesn't matter if it doesn't look neat!

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

I reckon it will sit in a tread sipe fine, maybe at a bit of an angle but it only needs to dig in, doesn't matter if it doesn't look neat!

Problem is if it's not flat it won't sit in the tread correctly, hard to describe but if the chain sits one side in and the other on the tread block the whole chain won't be pointing to the centre of the wheel:

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

Possible

Might just see how a lump of regular chain works out before shelling for more stuff I'd use once

If you want to try them, PM me your address and I'll chuck some in the post for you.

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by speedplay

If you want to try them, PM me your address and I'll chuck some in the post for you.

Thanks dude

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

Thanks dude

No problem

Oh, and I'm about to go out on my KTM and I dont need snow chains on the dirt

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by speedplay

No problem

Oh, and I'm about to go out on my KTM and I dont need snow chains on the dirt

LOL - dirt is fine, dirt covered with an inch thick sheet of ice, well, have fun...

[punyXpress]

They'll trash your rims, and see if you can get the chain between the tyre & swinging arm - if not that'll be foobarred as well.
Just to make life a little easier for yourself, use the old style spring links rather than rivet-on.
Have fun!