Description
Top-tier tools like the Park MLP 1.2 Master Link Pliers are essential for any home mechanic's toolkit. With these pliers, splitting and rejoining master links in SRAM, KMC, and various non-Shimano chains is effortless. The straightforward insert and squeeze mechanism not only facilitates easy removal but also offers a chain fitting option. Essentially, the Park MLP 1.2 Master Link Pliers serve as two tools in one, providing exceptional value for money.
MPL 1.2 Features:
- Compatible with 5-to-12-speed derailleur chains that use a master link, including SRAM® eTap® AXS® and Shimano® XTR® 12-speed
Park Tool Note: The MLP-1.2 will not remove or install the style of master links with both pins attached to one plate and a side plate or spring clip that clips onto the pins. These are commonly found on older drivetrain systems or single speed bicycles. To remove these types of master links, use a needle nose pliers such as the Park Tool NP-6.
Park Tool MLP1.2 - Master Link pliers
Top-tier tools like the Park MLP 1.2 Master Link Pliers are essential for any home mechanic's toolkit. With these pliers, splitting and rejoining master links in SRAM, KMC, and various... Read more
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Description
Top-tier tools like the Park MLP 1.2 Master Link Pliers are essential for any home mechanic's toolkit. With these pliers, splitting and rejoining master links in SRAM, KMC, and various non-Shimano chains is effortless. The straightforward insert and squeeze mechanism not only facilitates easy removal but also offers a chain fitting option. Essentially, the Park MLP 1.2 Master Link Pliers serve as two tools in one, providing exceptional value for money.
MPL 1.2 Features:
- Compatible with 5-to-12-speed derailleur chains that use a master link, including SRAM® eTap® AXS® and Shimano® XTR® 12-speed
Park Tool Note: The MLP-1.2 will not remove or install the style of master links with both pins attached to one plate and a side plate or spring clip that clips onto the pins. These are commonly found on older drivetrain systems or single speed bicycles. To remove these types of master links, use a needle nose pliers such as the Park Tool NP-6.