Finally, an explanation of the "most constant radius" instruction. (I'm sure that in the original Deutsch, it would be just a single immensely long word, clear to all native speakers. For an infomercial for a chain, it was delightfully long on specifics and technical explanations, and short on dude-speak generalities. Useful!
I am trying to measure chain stretch using digital calipers. Where can I get the roller to roller distance for say 6 links on a brand new chain. If I know this and I measure my 4000klm chain at the same rollers I can calculate the stretch.
I made the mistake with quick link... Maybe that's why they failed on two chains at ~2000km total. That aside, I noticed the wear is also very high - a lot more than KMC. Really wanted it to work out, but looks like I will stick to KMC.
Here you get a phone call from Chris asking a question in the middle of your talking to us, yet there's not as much as a comment listed here, over a time span from Sept. 24, 2015 to Nov.14, 2017! I just find that a bit odd, don't you? Wtf, over! Other than that, I enjoyed the video,.. thank you
Hi Timothy Bradek. Thanks for your kind words. I suppose you realize that the phone call from "Chris Froome" was a joke. I'd thought most people would get it but, based on the abscence of comments other than yours, apparently few did.
@@tomboniboitomboniboi Tom, don't worry. It's perfectly obvious. Timothy might be on prescription medications or something. The "call" addressed something directly related to the video - proper quick release link orientation.
Finally, an explanation of the "most constant radius" instruction. (I'm sure that in the original Deutsch, it would be just a single immensely long word, clear to all native speakers. For an infomercial for a chain, it was delightfully long on specifics and technical explanations, and short on dude-speak generalities. Useful!
Hi John, I should check comments more frequently. Thanks so much for your kind words.
Give that man an Oscar for his super smooth acting performance!
Just ordered a couple of these. Looking forward to the convenience of taking the chain off to clean it.
Thank you for the very usual explication.
Thanks for the Intel. How many kms do the e bike chains last ?
I am trying to measure chain stretch using digital calipers. Where can I get the roller to roller distance for say 6 links on a brand new chain. If I know this and I measure my 4000klm chain at the same rollers I can calculate the stretch.
I made the mistake with quick link... Maybe that's why they failed on two chains at ~2000km total. That aside, I noticed the wear is also very high - a lot more than KMC. Really wanted it to work out, but looks like I will stick to KMC.
Here you get a phone call from Chris asking a question in the middle of your talking to us, yet there's not as much as a comment listed here, over a time span from Sept. 24, 2015 to Nov.14, 2017! I just find that a bit odd, don't you? Wtf, over! Other than that, I enjoyed the video,.. thank you
Hi Timothy Bradek. Thanks for your kind words. I suppose you realize that the phone call from "Chris Froome" was a joke. I'd thought most people would get it but, based on the abscence of comments other than yours, apparently few did.
@@tomboniboitomboniboi
Tom, don't worry. It's perfectly obvious. Timothy might be on prescription medications or something. The "call" addressed something directly related to the video - proper quick release link orientation.
@@BPoweredLove thanks for your note. I thought it would be fun, but not nearly as many people got the joke as I'd hoped. No big deal.
But how does this help me get chicks? Just kidding, I love my Connex 9SE on my fat ebike.