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  1. I swapped from Shimano to Campag (Chorus 10) recently and need to
    replace my chain. I usually do this job myself, using chains bought
    over the net for the usual saving. They say you need a special tool for
    Campag chains and the tool costs a bomb. Apparently Wipperman or Mavic
    chains don't need tools, or you can buy 'Powerlinks' for Campag chains.
    Can anyone give me some advice on this please? What is the best
    approach?

    Thanks muchly.

    Pete

  2. Donga said:

    I swapped from Shimano to Campag (Chorus 10) recently and need to
    replace my chain. I usually do this job myself, using chains bought
    over the net for the usual saving. They say you need a special tool for
    Campag chains and the tool costs a bomb. Apparently Wipperman or Mavic
    chains don't need tools, or you can buy 'Powerlinks' for Campag chains.
    Can anyone give me some advice on this please? What is the best
    approach?

    Thanks muchly.

    Pete

    considered a DuraAce 10spd chain? (god. did i just type that???)
    Cheaper, easier, but same(ish). works fine apparently...

  3. flyingdutch said:


    considered a DuraAce 10spd chain? (god. did i just type that???)
    Cheaper, easier, but same(ish). works fine apparently...


    Interesting thought. I've never seen this tip before in searching the
    net. The pins are the same spacing but the Campag chain is slightly
    wider. Any direct verification that it works? Cheers.

    Pete

  4. I bought a "Nemesis" brand chain from BikePro in Surrey Hills (Melb)
    which included the "tool-free" removable link for $ 50. The non-hollow
    pin was only $ 40. I can't complain about them at all.

  5. "rickster" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I bought a "Nemesis" brand chain from BikePro in Surrey Hills (Melb)
    which included the "tool-free" removable link for $ 50. The non-hollow
    pin was only $ 40. I can't complain about them at all.

    I think you will find the Tour of Spain (Vuelta) was won on a KMC 10 sp
    chain on a Campy setup, & lets face it you throw them away twice as quick as
    earlier 8/9 drivechains so no point being too picky ... Ultegra & 105 10
    speed chains seem a good alternative too.
    Steve
    IDEAL

  6. How many kays do you get from a ten speed Campy chain? Assuming lubing
    the chain generously?
    Steven

  7. gumby said:

    How many kays do you get from a ten speed Campy chain? Assuming lubing
    the chain generously?
    Steven

    I've done 7,500km and the stretch is right on 1/16th" over 12". I hope
    I haven't left it too long and damaged the cassette. I lube it well.
    P

  8. gumby said:

    How many kays do you get from a ten speed Campy chain? Assuming lubing
    the chain generously?
    Steven

    I've done 7,500km and the stretch is right on 1/16th" over 12". I hope
    I haven't left it too long and damaged the cassette. I lube it well.
    P

  9. Thanks Rickster for the tip on Nemesis chains. BikePro sent me one next
    day in Brisbane for $48 landed. It works nicely. :-)

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