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finding a master link...

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I recently bought a chain off someone parting out the same bike I have. The bike had a new D.I.D chain on it. how do i figure out which chain it is to buy the master link for?
 
if it had a new chain on it, what happened to the master link that was on it? or was it a rivet link and you had to grind it off?
 
dunno, bought it from across the country. dude told me in advance that I would need to replace it, but didn't say what typen it was. he may not have known himself, i think he was parting out for a friend
 
so I talked to the good folks over at DID. they said I needed did part number zj530v. although the part has been discontinued there are still some floating around they said, but not for long

well at least the first question got answered :) now to actually find one
 
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