From the manufacturer
Park Tool CC-3.2 Chain Wear Indicator Tool
- Made from precision, laser cut steel
- 10-speed compatible
- Accurately indicates when a chain reaches 0.5% and 0.75% wear
- Made in the USA
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
£10.99
£7.69
Guaranteed Safe Checkout
Features & Compatibility
Additional information
| Weight | 50 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.26 × 0.64 × 27.94 cm |
| Package Quantity |
1 |
| Color |
Blue |
| Style |
Silver |
| Drive system |
Centre Drive |
| Material composition |
100 |
| Height |
0.25 inches |
| Item display length |
11 inches |
| Weight |
45 Grams |
| Item display width |
3.25 inches |
| Material type |
Metal |
| Number of items |
1 |
| Number of pieces |
1 |
| Seasons |
continuity |
| Usage |
cycling |
| Sport |
Cycling |
| Included Components |
Chain Tester |
| Batteries included? |
No |
| Brand |
Park Tool |
| Department |
Cycling |
| Item model number |
CC-3.2 |
| Product Dimensions |
8.26 x 0.64 x 27.94 cm; 50 Grams |
| ASIN |
B000BR3LHQ |
| Date First Available |
25 Jan. 2012 |
| Manufacturer |
Park Tool |
Customer Reviews
5 reviews for Park Tool CC-3.2 Chain Wear Indicator Tool
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A Salter –
Simple to use this chain gauge. The 0.5%-0.75% options are good. After 0.5, watch like a hawk & change chain immediately after 0.75 goes through (unless you like buying new cassettes & chain rings!).
DocOmen –
this gadget already saved me money.Bike shop was saying I needed to change the chain to not wear out my gears.A quick check showed that the chain is far from worn out and has some life left in it.Great to be able to identify when I need to really change the chain (and not get connd by rouge bike mechanics)
J –
Good tool. Worked as expected.
andrew watson –
Great tool, does what it says on the tin
A. Calver –
It’s a lot of money when you think about it, a small piece of metal devoid of technology or moving parts, but it’s sturdy it don’t bend and it does it’s job, you won’t need a degree to work it out, and I guess if you do actually use it and don’t relegate it to to the bowls of your cycle toolbox it’ll save you a lot of money in replacing parts eye wateringly more expensive than your worn out chain has created because you never cleaned it or checked how it was wearing.