Pedro's Pro Chain Tool 2.0 review

Precision is the name of the game with the Pedro's and it's a seriously well-crafted tool.
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From the first sighting it's clear that the Pedro's Pro Chain Tool 2.0 is just that - professional.
The flat, ergonomically shaped handle looks rather like a propeller and fits the hand well.
Two sets of teeth to hold the chain in place are aided by a guide for the extracting pin but there's nothing for a stiff link.
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