hi,
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and if so
had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?
TIA
Tango
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Tango said:
hi,
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and if so
had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?It "works" but the 9 speed link is noticeably wider than the 10 speed
chain so it is not a perfect mix.Until SRAM makes a 10 speed link and chain, I'm running an IRD 1010
chain with it's "snap link" (very similar to the SRAM), because I
have issues with Wipperman's asymmetrical connex. The IRD snap link
is available separately, but pricey @ $10.99
http://www.interlocracing.com/chains.html -
Dans le message de news:[email hidden],
Doug Taylor <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :Quoted message said:
Tango said:
hi,
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and
if so had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?It "works" but the 9 speed link is noticeably wider than the 10 speed
chain so it is not a perfect mix.Until SRAM makes a 10 speed link and chain, I'm running an IRD 1010
chain with it's "snap link" (very similar to the SRAM), because I
have issues with Wipperman's asymmetrical connex. The IRD snap link
is available separately, but pricey @ $10.99
http://www.interlocracing.com/chains.htmlI'm having very good luck and wear with KMC's 10V chain, and it has its own
link. They say it's not removable - just that it's how the chain goes
together. Haven't need to find out yet. Somewhere around 4000 km and very
quiet. In Europe, at Décathlon (under its brand, but identified as KMC), it
sells for 20?, link included.
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Bonne route !Sandy
Verneuil-sur-Seine FR -
Dans le message de news:[email hidden],
Doug Taylor <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :Quoted message said:
Tango said:
hi,
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and
if so had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?It "works" but the 9 speed link is noticeably wider than the 10 speed
chain so it is not a perfect mix.Until SRAM makes a 10 speed link and chain, I'm running an IRD 1010
chain with it's "snap link" (very similar to the SRAM), because I
have issues with Wipperman's asymmetrical connex. The IRD snap link
is available separately, but pricey @ $10.99
http://www.interlocracing.com/chains.htmlI'm having very good luck and wear with KMC's 10V chain, and it has its own
link. They say it's not removable - just that it's how the chain goes
together. Haven't need to find out yet. Somewhere around 4000 km and very
quiet. In Europe, at Décathlon (under its brand, but identified as KMC), it
sells for 20?, link included.
--
Bonne route !Sandy
Verneuil-sur-Seine FR -
Tango said:
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and if so
had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?1.5 years and zero problems.
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On 05 Mar 2006 15:40:58 GMT, Tango
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just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and
if so had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?Quoted message said:
Doug Taylor <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
It "works" but the 9 speed link is noticeably wider than the 10 speed
chain so it is not a perfect mix.
Until SRAM makes a 10 speed link and chain, I'm running an IRD 1010
chain with it's "snap link" (very similar to the SRAM), because I
have issues with Wipperman's asymmetrical connex. The IRD snap link
is available separately, but pricey @ $10.99
http://www.interlocracing.com/chains.htmlSandy said:
I'm having very good luck and wear with KMC's 10V chain, and it has its own
link. They say it's not removable - just that it's how the chain goes
together. Haven't need to find out yet. Somewhere around 4000 km and very
quiet. In Europe, at Décathlon (under its brand, but identified as KMC), it
sells for 20?, link included.We build our new Campagnolo bikes (yes, Record) with that
chain. We find the link reusable and speculate the
admonishment of 'one use' is a version of CYA.--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971 -
Tango said:
hi,
just seeking confirmation that the sachs 9 speed(gold) powerlink is
compatible with a 10 speed(shimano) chain. anybody here use one and if so
had any problems,clicking or bad shifts?
TIA
TangoI think you should use the Wipperman snap link for 10s. Either the 6.2
or the 6.05 width one.
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