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nexus 8 hub gear chain size

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  1. Hi

    What size is the chain used with the nexus 8 hub gear?

    Thanks

  2. Jim Harvest said:

    Hi

    What size is the chain used with the nexus 8 hub gear?

    Thanks

    ie is it 1/8 or 3/32?

  3. Jim Harvest said:
    Jim Harvest said:

    Hi

    What size is the chain used with the nexus 8 hub gear?

    Thanks

    ie is it 1/8 or 3/32?

    Nexus *7* hub can take either a 1/8 or a 3/32 sprocket. Dawes City Vision
    bike with Nexus 7 came with 3/32 sprocket & chain.

    You can either ignore these facts or assume that it's probably the same for
    the Nexus 8.

    I would ignore them unless no one else provides more relevant info!

    ~PB

  4. Should be OK with 1/8" chain as that will work on 3/32 and 1/8 sprockets.
    Also 1/8 is a quicker to fit because the joining system is much easier to
    handle.

    SW

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    Hi

    What size is the chain used with the nexus 8 hub gear?

    Thanks

  5. Jim Harvest said:
    Jim Harvest said:

    Hi

    What size is the chain used with the nexus 8 hub gear?

    Thanks

    ie is it 1/8 or 3/32?

    Could be either. 3/32 is normal but it can be fitted with an 1/8
    sprocket - my Nexus 7 is using 1/8.

    So, if you're asking because you want to know if it's feasible to use a
    Nexus on a particular bike, the answer is you can make it work with
    either width. If you're asking because you need to buy a chain - check
    the thickness of your sprocket and chainwheel.

    --
    Andrew

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