Stiff Link

I took my chain off for the first time this evening to give it a proper clean rather than using a chain bath. This was easy, filthy fun!
When i put the chain back i on, i ran it around the cogs checking it was working fine i noticed it was jumping, so i spent ages and ages trying to work out what it was and i noticed that the chain wasnt bending properly at one point, so a stiff link was discovered...
the question is, what do i do to rectify the stiff link?
When i put the chain back i on, i ran it around the cogs checking it was working fine i noticed it was jumping, so i spent ages and ages trying to work out what it was and i noticed that the chain wasnt bending properly at one point, so a stiff link was discovered...
the question is, what do i do to rectify the stiff link?
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When you removed the chain did you push out a pin to disconnect the chain?
If so then when you reconnected it you may have pushed it too far or not far enough. Often you can see with the naked eye which side is protruding more. Get your cjhain tool and push in the side which is protruding more to get the pin dead central.
If the misalignment is very minimal, then the bending trick suggested by Andy above might work. Try that first.
Look 695 (Geared) - FCN 1
Bowman Palace:R - FCN 1
Cannondale CAAD 9 - FCN 2
Premier (CX) - FCN 6
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Look 695 (Geared) - FCN 1
Bowman Palace:R - FCN 1
Cannondale CAAD 9 - FCN 2
Premier (CX) - FCN 6
Premier (fixed/SS) - FCN3
but as already mentioned try the bending first.