Compatible with 1/8” single-speed and 5 to 12-speed derailleur chains*
Shelf for loosening tight links
Replaceable pin (part # CTP)
Perfect take-along chain tool at only 77 grams
Dimensions: 60mm x 55mm x 15mm
13 avaliações para Park Tool CT-5 Mini Chain Brute Chain Tool
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K P (comprador verificado) –
Really great tool.
Using this tool for 3 different bikes, I find it extremely easy to use and durable. It works with all the chains flawlessly and rarely no strength is needed. For the reviewers saying “there is not enough leverage”, then you should avoid fixing bikes, b/c your strength is a pity to the human race. I don’t work out at all, and I find it more then easy enough. I even have to make sure I don’t remove the rivet b/c I can barely feel any resistance w/ loosing it from the chain. This tool is definately a 5/5.By the way, you should NOT take out the rivet from the chain, you might not be able to put it back. Only take it out enough so u can pull the chain apart while the rivet is still on one of the outer plates. There is no need to take out the rivet anyway as you risk losing it if you don’t have anywhere to put it. The part that also gets rid of a stiff link works well, this tool was more then i expected for the price.See this video on how to use this chian the right way, this guy knows alot, and his site is where I learn most of my maintence skills from :[…].P.S. Go Amazon for quick shipping too, barely had to wait :). Thanks for the speedy shipping as always.
Luigi (comprador verificado) –
Da portare sempre con sé nelle uscite
Piccolo, leggero, solido. L’ho usato sia per la manutenzione della catena, sia per riparazioni di emergenza durante le uscite (fidatevi, la catena si può rompere e anche piuttosto spesso). Svolge egregiamente il suo lavoro, costa poco e può letteralmente farvi ritornare a casa se vi si rompe la catena.
Victoria (comprador verificado) –
Tronchacadenas
Muy práctico, pequeño y manejable se ve que es de muy buena calidad, no dudaría en volver a comprarlo, una compra de diez !
D. Kaul (comprador verificado) –
Great for a novice bike mechanic.
I’ve been riding for years, but I don’t really know the first thing about bike maintenance. Well, now that I’ve been reading up I do, and it sounds like there is a lot I have been neglecting over the last few thousand miles. I guess that speaks to the build quality of Trek. Anyway. Last month I went through a pretty big overhaul, replacing pretty much all of the important components: shift and brake cables, cassette, chain, and possibly the most important: bar tape.I do _all_ of my own automotive repair so I elected to purchase the tools to do the bike work myself as I plan to ride for years to come. I purchased a Shimano chain which necessitates a chain tool of this variety. Some chains use a master link which can be installed/removed with pliers; but Shimano uses a ‘master pin’ meaning they ship the chain as an opened loop (just a length of chain), and to close the loop you use this tool to press the pin to connect the ends together. The tool works great for this purpose; its small, sturdy, easy to use, and includes instructions. My only minor complaint is that the tool doesn’t include a notch or lever of some sort to break off the remaining chain nub that MUST be removed before the chain can use. It would be quite difficult to fix a chain on a ride without an additional tool in your bag. Overall though, I’m very pleased with this.
Michael G (comprador verificado) –
Compact, capable, sturdy tool
This has worked well for me far for breaking both 1/8″ and 3/32″ inch chains, though the 1/8″ was a tight fit and apparently not recommended by Park. It is also the only mini chain tool I’ve tried that opens wide enough to drive pins back into chains of both sizes. The construction seems sturdy, it is comfortable and easy to use, and I did not have any difficulty producing enough force to drive pins in and out. That the driving pin is replaceable is also a nice touch, though mine shows no signs of needing it so far.Though I don’t know whether I’ll ever actually need it on the road, the CT-5 is small and light enough to carry easily in my saddle pack, along with a bit of extra chain just in case. This plus a lightweight multitool weighs only about as a much as most multitools that include a chain breaker, while providing a more capable and user-friendly tool.
GB Smith (comprador verificado) –
Works well, should last long time for the average Dad bike mechanic
Works well and quite easy to use. This is the one to get if you will use it infrequently. If you want an even easier more plush experience, spend double the money and go for the park tool 3.3. That one is bigger and requires less hand strength to operate. This one is portable and cheaper of course, and so I wouldn’t choose it if I knew I had to replace chains every day.I had never done a chain myself before until I bought a little fixer trek hotrock for my 4yo that had a badly stretched/worn chain. This tool made it a breeze to knock out a few links and replace the chain. I rate it a 5 with the understanding it is designed for portability and lower cost. That said though, I ‘m sure it will last me for quite a long time, and at this price it’s easily worth having in the tool box.
Marc P. (comprador verificado) –
Gets the job done for a great price
Performed exactly as I needed it to. I gave a 4 out of 5 on ease of use, because it takes a little bit of toying around with grips to find the right way to get enough force on it to push the chain pins out. And pushing the chain pins out took quite a bit of force (as you’d hope). But I’ve ridden roughly 100 miles since changing it and its working perfectly, and the tool feels study enough to feel like it’ll last forever, but it also small enough that on longer distance rides I can pop it in my bag with no worries about taking up very much space or weighing me down.Tips:-When pushing the pins out of a connection you want to connect again after, be careful not to push it all the way out. Ideally push out enough that you can take the link apart, but that the pin is still in the outer bit. If you push it all the way out then it seems like it would be very difficult to put back in (I did this and tried for a little bit and just decide to go to another link). So be careful when getting close to that point (when I got to this point I would do this by tightening it like a 1/4 or 1/2 turn and taking it out and seeing if it seperates).-Make sure you use the link loosener. The directions that come with it gave two different options for putting the chain (one for pushing pins in / pushing pins out, and another for loosening links). What I didn’t realize is that when I put the pins in that they were very tight and needed to be loosened. So don’t overlook this step.
Koenraad (comprador verificado) –
Good
Looks good. Haven’t used it yet
bond Klingerman (comprador verificado) –
I recommend this to anybody that’s doing bicycle repair
Works beautifully I haven’t had to buy one in almost 10 years of doing bicycle repair my last one finally broke to pieces word of advice this things like a 10 mm socket. It will disappear if you’re not careful tire rope around it I had five and I killed all 5 over a 10 year. Period. Other than that works beautifully.
Adam (comprador verificado) –
This little tool is great
I had previously bought a cheaper chain breaker and it bent after the first use. This little unit is super rugged and I’ve broken several links now with no issues. This is a quality tool and super compact.
Per-Olof Forsblom (comprador verificado) –
Lätt att används
Lätt att använda
jay (comprador verificado) –
Park tools are the best !!!
URGENT !!! to all you people out there , dont bother with buying the cheaper version of these tools , i bought a KMC chain for my ebike and other cheaper tools will not break the links , the cheaper tools break instead , you NEED this tool its worth the money it goes through easily , so just letting ya’ll know .
gertel oren (comprador verificado) –
I am really satisfied good quality thank you
I am really satisfied good quality thank you