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  1. "Gary K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Anyone got any recomendations for a new 9 spd chain???

    Sachs are excellent.

    Are these now SRAM?

    hippy

  2. "hippy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Gary K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Anyone got any recomendations for a new 9 spd chain???

    Sachs are excellent.

    Are these now SRAM?

    Yup.

    Still excellent, too.

    Regards,

    Suzy

  3. On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:30:21 +0800, [email hidden] (Gary K)

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    Gags drgagnon@nospam_ozemail.com.au said:

    Thanks for all the comments......I tried ringing the bike store tonight and
    they musta shut shop 10 min early cos I got no answer......will ring again
    tomorrow. I used to carry a chain breaker with me on my old mountain bike
    as I pretty well only used it for off-road and didn't want to get stuck in
    the middle of nowhere, but as I am now just riding on the Yarra trail to and
    from work, I put the chain breaker back in the toolbox. A guy at work today
    said that he always carries a couple of zip ties and a blade to trim them
    with.........reckons that they will get you home in an emergency......sounds
    like a good idea, but I dunno about shifting gears??

    On my old bike (with Shimano 7 spd cluster), I had the same chain for 7
    years and I used the chain breaker to take it off heaps of times for
    cleaning, re-using the same pin each time when I put it back on. I have
    since been told that this is not a good idea and that there are special pins
    that are slightly over-diameter and have a snap-off bit on the end??? (I
    have never seen one). The chain I lost yesterday is a Shimano 9
    spd.......it is only a guess, but perhaps they are a weaker chain and more
    susceptible to lateral flex due to them being narrower????

    Anyone got any recomendations for a new 9 spd chain???

    Sachs are excellent.

    Sachs 3 speed hub, with backpedal brake. A fantastic creation!!!! Oh
    yeahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
    ---
    DFM

  4. Deep Freud Moors said:

    Sachs 3 speed hub, with backpedal brake. A fantastic
    creation!!!! Oh yeahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

    The SRAM/Sachs S7 internal 7-speed with cable-operated drum brake
    is pretty good too. I bought mine mail-order from the UK last
    year. Over 5000 km up on it, and it's going like a dream (on its
    second chain).

    Only trouble is that when I eventually need parts, I'm going to
    have to import them myself too. But I've got a manual, and parts
    list with part numbers. At least it takes readily-available
    generic 3-splined sprockets.

    John

  5. hippy said:

    "Gary K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone got any recomendations for a new 9 spd chain???

    Sachs are excellent.

    Are these now SRAM?

    I'm just behind the times, thats all.
    Install the chain, never breaks, stretched only 1/64" in 7,000km. Who
    knows when it'll wear out..

    GK

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