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Assembly and disassembly of quick-release links
The Pro pliers stand out from their competitors, as you can feel immediately when you pick them up. No play, plenty of rigidity and excellent ergonomics. If you haven't understood that I love this tool, buy it and we'll be closer ;)
Bruno V.
Road specialist
Simplify maintenance and assembly of your chain with the PRO Quick Link Tool PRTL0095, specially designed for installing and removing quick links on all bicycle chains. This tool allows safe, quick and precise handling, avoiding any risk of damage to the chain or the tool.
Compact and ergonomic, the PRTL0095 offers a comfortable grip and optimum control when opening or closing quick links. Compatible with most road, MTB, gravel and e-bike chains, it's a must-have for any cyclist looking to maintain their drivetrain efficiently.
Ideal for use at home or in the workshop, this PRO clamp guarantees reliable, long-lasting assembly of your chain for optimum pedalling performance.
This tool makes it easy to fit or remove quick links from all bicycle chains without damaging the links.
Yes, it works with most road, mountain bike, gravel and e-bike chains fitted with quick links.
Yes, it's perfect for use at home or in a professional workshop.
Yes, made from robust steel, it is designed for repeated, reliable use.
Yes, its ergonomic design means you can handle the links quickly and safely.
Yes, the clamp allows you to work on tightly-tensioned chains without excessive effort.
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Based on 5 reviews
Impeccable (Translated review)
Good product (Translated review)
does the job, just " because the sleeves slip and it's not practical at all to put the quick release back, I had to do it differently (Translated review)
I bought this product because of the excellent reputation of the Pro brand and the technical review provided on the sheet. I agree regarding the rigidity: it is solid and very effective during disassembly. However, during the assembly of the attachment, I notice an ergonomic issue: the two rubber sleeves are not glued to the metal body of the tool, so they slip and detach from the handle when forced. You then end up with a tool that is much less practical to use (thin metal handles): you need to wear somewhat thick gloves to hold the tool properly and be able to force it. (Translated review)
Ideal for removing the quick release. (Translated review)
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