Torque Pro Chain Rivet Extractor - TL140
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Full details
The Torque Pro Chain Rivet Extractor (TL140) is designed for professional mechanics and cycling enthusiasts who require a reliable, heavy-duty solution for chain maintenance on both motorcycles and bicycles. Its primary benefit is the combination of an ergonomic handle for high-leverage chain work and broad compatibility with chains up to 12 speeds; however, users should note that improper alignment of the extractor pin can lead to premature wear or pin breakage if not handled with care during the riveting process.
All features
| Model Part Number | TL140 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Torque |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this compatible with 12-speed road chains?
Yes, the Torque Pro TL140 is fully compatible with chains up to 12 speeds.
Where can I buy replacement pins?
Replacement pins are available under the part number TL140P.
Does it come with a spare pin?
Yes, the tool comes with one spare pin stored in the handle.
Can this be used on motorcycle chains?
Yes, it is designed for both bicycle and motorcycle chain maintenance.
How do I replace the pin?
Simply unscrew the head of the tool to release the old pin and insert the new one from the integrated storage.
Is the handle adjustable?
No, the handle is fixed and designed for ergonomic leverage.
Troubleshooting
Pin is bending during extraction
Ensure the chain is seated perfectly flat in the cradle and the pin is aligned dead-center over the rivet before applying pressure.
Tool feels stiff when turning
Clean the internal threads of the extractor and apply a small amount of heavy-duty grease to the threads of the drive bolt.
Pin won't remove the link
Verify that you are using the correct size tool slot and that the chain is not a hardened master link that requires different removal methods.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Wide compatibility covering both bicycles and motorcycles up to 12-speed
- Ergonomic handle provides high leverage and comfort
- On-board storage for spare pins prevents loss
- Durable construction suitable for frequent shop use
Cons
- Requires careful alignment to avoid pin damage
- Spare parts must be sourced via specific MPN TL140P
- Heavier than lightweight multi-tool chain breakers
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To begin using the TL140, inspect the pin to ensure it is seated straight within the handle mechanism. If the pin is dull or bent from previous use, replace it by unscrewing the housing. For maintenance, keep the threads of the drive bolt lightly lubricated with a high-quality grease to ensure smooth operation. Store the tool in a dry, tool-chest drawer to prevent corrosion of the hardened steel pin. Always confirm your chain width aligns with the tool's slot settings; when moving between motorcycle and bike chains, verify that the support bridge is properly positioned to prevent side-plate deformation.