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@HigginsWillDoIt
Well, perhaps not physics but certainly logic.
I was perhaps a little enthusiastic when changing down gears (yes gears, the shame) and the chain jumped off and got rammed beside the spokes. I ended up taking the rear wheel off and wrestling it out, but on replacing the wheel I have a double twist in the chain.
Goodness knows I have searched and googled and tried what it said, but it's not working.
Links won't pass, making the loops bigger and shaking things etc. Nope.
Now I'm in a right pickle, covered in filth and utterly bemused. Does anyone have any amazing ideas or words of wisdom? (Or better yet a chain breaker in Highgate that they know how to use)
Yours beffudled-ly with thanks.