Worked Great

Followed the online instructions and sanded down the rivets and everything worked great. First time doing the chain and was quick and easy.

chain break/press kit

I have pressed pins out of a few chains with ease. i broke the small and the large anvil trying to put on my 530 chain. i only see a replacement large anvil for sale here not the small one which i also want. WHERE DO I FIND THE SMALL ANVIL FOR SALE IF NOT AT MOTION PRO????? Also make the anvils out of harder metal or something. It broke so easily, i only used the small one to try to finish the job since I rely on my motorcycle for transportation and had to have it early the next morning. Also the instructions are very weak for newbies...

shop owner

I use this tool all the time including my techs. went to Wyotech motorcycle tech school and they told us to always grind the pin heads off. unless you don't have access to a grinder at the track or other this should be done. most of the time I see one break is the tool was not lined up straight or head was not ground off rivet. make sure you are lined up on the pin and won't catch an edge of the masterlink. some guys at the track I see using it use the wrong size push pin and break them on the heavier chains. if you inspect the ends of the push pins after multiple uses sometimes the ends flare a little. in this case just file the edge down a little to maintain diameter when new. this also causes the edge to catch if not checked. just got a new heavy duty breaker and like it even more.