Quoted message said:Anyone out there using after-market vendors for DuraAce 10-speed?
Wipperman
Quoted message said:has a very good reputation as a Campy 10-speed replacement. I'm willing to
pay the extra money if it is more reliable.
I haven't used the 10-speed version yet, but the KMC "X"-series 9-speed
chain has been wonderful, and they just came out with the 10-speed model.
They run about $40 (or a bit less) so it's a reasonable alternative, and
uses a quick-connect link. The Wipperman's, in my opinion, aren't as good
shifting up front as the Shimano or KMC chains.
--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
http://www.ChainReactionBicycles.com
"Tom Rodgers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:I'm having persistent problems with the new Shimano DuraAce 7800 10-speed
chain. The link connector does NOT want to stay in. I've popped this link
on
Quoted message said:two new chains in a row, this after six years and 40-50 of the older,
nine-speed Shimano chains never having a problem.
I'm looking at Wipperman, about the only other 10-speed chain out there,
and
Quoted message said:i"m wondering which model works with DuraAce. The 1011 lightweight
actually
Quoted message said:SAYS it is compatible on the performancebike.com site, but other sites
seem
Quoted message said:to say there is no difference between this and the 10X1 model other than
weight.
Anyone out there using after-market vendors for DuraAce 10-speed?
Wipperman
Quoted message said:has a very good reputation as a Campy 10-speed replacement. I'm willing to
pay the extra money if it is more reliable.