chain for older Campy equipment

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From: "Neal":

Quoted message said:

I still ride with the older Campy Super record drivetrain and have depleted
my
supply of Regina chains. I understand that the Sram PC48 works with my
setup.
What about the PC 58 and PC 68? Are they the same size and hopefully higher
in
quality that the $9 PC 48? Any other >high quality chain that would work?

<http://harriscyclery.net/site/itemdetails.cfm?ID=722&Catalog=39&sort=Price>

Or: <http://tinyurl.com/yt4h4>

I've used the 48, IMS. Cheap, when it gets dirty, scrap it and put on a new
one. Or have one in the cleaning process (drying) with one being used on the
bike, as has been seen here. Make that old stuff last longer. Lunch money.

Memory may be faulty but Regina Oro might not have been a better chain than
even the 48, which I've used a few of. --TP

Tom Paterson said:

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[...] Any other >high quality chain that would work?

<http://harriscyclery.net/site/itemdetails.cfm?ID=722&Catalog=39&sort=Price>

Or: <http://tinyurl.com/yt4h4>

Or the Wipperman chains Sheldon has.

Tom Ace

neal-<< I still ride with the older Campy Super record drivetrain and have
depleted my
supply of Regina chains. I understand that the Sram PC48 works with my setup.
What about the PC 58 and PC 68? >><BR><BR>

Any '8s' chain will work with your setup. A PC-48 is the same 'quality' as
those above it, just w/o plating, which does nothing for performance. I use a
PC-48 on my 1985 C-Record gruppo.

OBTW-I can still get Regina chains, a variety of them.

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