T tatra Dirt Disciple Oct 14, 2012 #11 IMHO Shimano IG chains shift the best, and are long lasting, however use a SRAM or KMC master link instead of the Shimano supplied pin.
IMHO Shimano IG chains shift the best, and are long lasting, however use a SRAM or KMC master link instead of the Shimano supplied pin.
We_are_Stevo Old School Grand Master Feedback View Oct 16, 2012 #13 For the newer members on here who may not yet have read one of the best threads around... ...anywhere http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... sc&start=0 Apologies for the minor hi-jack
For the newer members on here who may not yet have read one of the best threads around... ...anywhere http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... sc&start=0 Apologies for the minor hi-jack
xerxes Old School Grand Master Feedback View Oct 17, 2012 #14 SRAM are OK if you like chocolate. http://www.cantitoeroad.com/chains I now use Campagnolo Record 9 speed chains on all my 7 and 9 speed bikes. No shifting problems and they last much longer than the pathetic 500 miles the last SRAM chain managed.
SRAM are OK if you like chocolate. http://www.cantitoeroad.com/chains I now use Campagnolo Record 9 speed chains on all my 7 and 9 speed bikes. No shifting problems and they last much longer than the pathetic 500 miles the last SRAM chain managed.
We_are_Stevo Old School Grand Master Feedback View Oct 17, 2012 #15 What is it they say about 'lies, damn lies, and statistics?' Yes, there's an SRAM chain way above the Connex at the bottom of the table, but there's also a Connex above the SRAM closest to the lowest Connex... ...and the SRAMs weigh a lot less I've gone hundreds of road miles in one week on SRAM PC chains back in 2005 - 7 and I'm still using the self-same chains today!
What is it they say about 'lies, damn lies, and statistics?' Yes, there's an SRAM chain way above the Connex at the bottom of the table, but there's also a Connex above the SRAM closest to the lowest Connex... ...and the SRAMs weigh a lot less I've gone hundreds of road miles in one week on SRAM PC chains back in 2005 - 7 and I'm still using the self-same chains today!