Questions & Answers for: measure bike chain size

...bike, so you install it, mark it where you need to cut it, and remove it. I grind down the pins on the link I'm removing and use a hammer and punch to drive them out. Measure twice, and cut once, no ...

...bike to a shop and they can measure it. Most likely it is a 520 O-ring chain. If you buy a 120 link chain the proper size you will certainly have enough links. You will take the old chain off and lay ...

...measure but i'm not sure about evenything The primary and rear wheel sprocket must match with size, does not matter how many teeth. If with matches take the primary down to your bike shop and they ...

...Measure from end to end of the axle and the chain line distance from the center of the frame to the inner sprocket. Most of the time you can just replace the bearings and it's good as new for under ...

...do not have a owers manual, My gear chain broke? what size are both chains thanks Gary Take your old chain into a bike shop, they will measure the length for you and you can purchase it from

...bike have? If it was me, I'd measure the chain already on this bike or go to Walmart with a tape measure and measure one there. I assume you don't have any of the paper work that came with the bike ...

chain tensioner mechanical fell off the bike and I'm trying to replace. But, I have no idea what brand is written on the side and what it exactly looks like. Could you take a picture of it and send to

...measure it, and in any case it may not be the proper length if someone replaced it once already, or if either front or rear gears were changed. New chains are almost always long enough, and you then ...

bike you take a tape measure and measure the width of only the frame housing where the bottom bracket go's into this is a lot easier to do when the crank arms are removed. also on some bottom brackets