I am not sure what the power link connector is? do you need special tools to install this chain, or is it a quick link?
1005065
Power link is just the master (quick) link, which you only need your hands for, absent any links you need to pull out to shorten the chain. Cheers.
1005066
It is a quick link, but I never use it. I measure the old chain length and punch out the pin at the needed length avoiding the quick connector
1005067
It is a master link that can be removed by hand. You squeeze the chain link releasing tension so the link can be taken out. It is easy to do once you get the hang of it. Keeping one or two of these on you during a ride is a good idea, they can be used to fix a broken chain in some circumstances.
1005068
It is a quick link, basically a chain link split in half, with an elongated hole on either end that the pin snaps in to. While a tool is available, its not needed, it can be put together by hand.
2093904
Yes - that's how they are designed with a bit of work. Mine had loose wire connectors at the end of each run to link up the next, so you would need to buy plug connectors similar to the ones that run from the power block at the originating end.
1206336
it comes with a master link, but you will need a chain tool to adjust the length
2218669
I agree with Ken S response. I would add you may not have to remove the links but just connect at the link that provide the tighten the chains as desired.
64917
Lilli, First let me say that I am not an engineer or codes expert, but according to the manufacturer the powerbridge is code compliant. I can tell you this, the included wire that connects the two pieces is "in-wall" rated and you don't have to tie in to any existing electrical. The boxes included are also the same ones any electrician would use, so from a safety perspective there shouldn't be any worries. Again, I'm no expert, but I believe the fact that you don't tie into existing wires or junctions is what make this a code compliant do-it-yourselfer. If your concerned I would check with codes in your area, but the install is really simple if you have basic tools. Hope this helps you. Cheers!
1343047
This is a drive chain, there are instructions included for installing it. Don't know what size chain your bike needs.
2055566
The answer is yes. You need to purchase a connector to continue the chain or another type to "V" off the strip. Each company sells accessories to do these additions.
1402433
Yes it will work! The stock chain is 520 pitch by 110 links! You will have to cut some links off of it!
1189182
Tony, I have no idea. You need to contact DynoJet at... http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/ I hope it works for you. I've had very good results on my bike.
879972
The chain will fit any 16 inch Bar. It does not matter if the power is Electric or Gas. Just make certain that the cutting edge it pointed toward the tip of the bar when installed and a tight enough to move the chain with some effort. You should not have a problem.
1206339
You will need a chain tool to remove any excess linkage for a single speed bike. If you are using it on a bike with derailer then it does include a masterlink.
2158883
You'll either need to buy a chain kit or make your own by buying 10ft of chain and 4 appropriate sized quick links. They attach to the steel loops on the bottom of the bumper brackets. Twist the chain if the drag on the ground to shorten them.
18228
I used the existing long chain but had to shorten it by removing one link. The kit comes with the short chain and that works fine. You'll love it.
1733051
You can use as much or a little chain as you want, including not using any at all (although that might look a little odd). To shorten the chain, you just need to bend one of the links and remove the rest. The wire can be easily cut to what ever length you wish and stripped for wiring to a switch/plug/box.
445701
Yes. Just snap open a chain link and then close again using pliers. I actually used existing chain and wire.
1888735
they supplied a pigtail that provides leads for the power and video. the diagram was in the back of the install guide. Did you get the pigtail?
1710373
I am not sure myself, but send an email to customerservice@powerbridgesolution.com as I did need to ask them a few questions and they were very responsive. Good luck.