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On some derailleurs, you can remove a pulley to get the chain off as a closed loop. Still a pain, but in my case would save a $5 master link that isn’t supposed
by desertrider12 4y ago
On some derailleurs, you can remove a pulley to get the chain off as a closed loop. Still a pain, but in my case would save a $5 master link that isn’t supposed to be reused at all (sram 12 speed).
- loeg 4y agoYou’d also need a hole in your seatstay to remove the chain unbroken. (Some frames designed for belts have the ability to remove part of the seatstay, but it’s not common.)
- CRConrad 4y agoWith the wheel out and the bike upside down, you could put a cooking plate and pot on a stool next to the bike and immerse your chain while still wrapped around a stay. (You'd have to do it in two phases, of course, unless you have a really big pot and immerse half the bike...)