Motion Pro 08-0470 PBR Chain Breaker

Will work multiple times if you grind down the pin fist, otherwise this is a one time tool because it will break

Never had or used a tool to rivet a motorcycle chain. The reviews were very good on this Motion Pro PBR so I gave it a shot and bought it. Works well. My master link was the solid nose kind, so it takes a bit of force to get the job done. Had to use a breaker bar and a pair of vice grips (on the main body) and I carefully crimped the rivet.Job looks good and hopefully will give no problems..

I did find this product to be very useful, but all I can say is use a ratchet instead of a wrench makes life a lot easier. But overall very happy with this product

This tool turned out to be more than I had expected. I read other reviews and decided to give it a try and Im soo happy I did. This is the easiest and best built chain tool I have ever used. No matter what part of the installation of the chain it went smooth. I will never use another chain tool now that I have this. Built very well and even a 5 year old could figure this tool out.

Rivet tool has no way to tell how far to go. Broke it first time I used it..

Worked great

This was an older style unit (package said 2013) the older versions of this tool had production issues. I inspected the unit, and found internal components to be damaged, one part missing. I suspect this unit was used and returned, then repackaged.

This works a treat. Lube those threads so the pin doesnt break. That seems to be one of the main reasons why pins break. Also... despite them saying its not necessary to grind, I would suggest you do if you have a dremel or file handy. In the field, youll have to just risk it. Even for a snap-ring master link, this makes getting even pressure a cinch so you dont risk nicking it up with pliers. Heavy. This will put quite a bit of weight in your pack if you are a light packer like me. I wouldnt consider it a travel tool. Very handy for the garage though.

Well made tool with an exception. When flaring my chain i heard a crack noise so i pulled the tool off and magnet on the back side of the flaring piece had shattered. And i followed instructions on how to use to the T. I was still able to finish the job by running the extractor pin up againt the back side of the bb. But was kinda bummed it broke so easily. The replacement piece is only $6 so its not that big of a deal to me. I would still recommend this tool. Shipping was slow.

Great product, easy to use. Performed beautifully on my 520 o-ring chain, and with minimal effort.