Motorcycle chain crimping and de-clamping machine - 136020

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• 2023-07-02, 15:02

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  Bartłomiej

  For the price, the product is quite decent, it was tested with cupping and uncuffing. Lacking some kind of more sensible instruction, so for someone with a first time handcuffing it may seem a bit problematic, but it's manageable.

  

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• 2020-09-08, 12:47

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  Dariusz

  The cupping machine after cupping dida VX3 bears no signs of use. The key is to hit the chain pin, which is not super easy the first time you use it. The forging itself is already much simpler, although it is important to properly tighten the subsequent components. Competitive price compared to typical workshop forging machines. For garage work as much as possible will be suitable. It does not look like it is going to be a "disposable", I recommend.

  

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• 2019-04-22, 10:07

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  Daniel

  This crimper is made of plasticine. The first time I cupped the timing chain, one of the tips flattened at the end, and the chain link was left uncuffed. I had to make my own tip out of hard tool steel, only this one did the job. In conclusion, you get what you pay for, there is nothing to ask too much from a Chinese. Fortunately, gmoto store has professional crimping machines, with which there should be no such problems.

  

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