Robert Clark said:My chainset on my city (hybrid) Diamondback is a Shimano "Hyperdrive
C",
with a 7-speed on the rear. Is the SRAM PC 68 compatible?
All 8-speed chains (PC48, 58, 68, etc) are compatible with 7-speed
systems.
~PB
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Pete Biggs said:
Robert Clark said:
My chainset on my city (hybrid) Diamondback is a Shimano "Hyperdrive
C",
with a 7-speed on the rear. Is the SRAM PC 68 compatible?All 8-speed chains (PC48, 58, 68, etc) are compatible with 7-speed
systems.~PB
Thanks Peter. I guess what I'm really wondering about is the ramping
system on Shimano Hyperdrive - does that mean I need a HG Hyper Glide
compatible chain, and if so are the PC46/68 a HG chain? (I can't find
reference to HG in the specs for the chains.)Thanks. Rob
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Pete Biggs said:
Robert Clark said:
My chainset on my city (hybrid) Diamondback is a Shimano "Hyperdrive
C",
with a 7-speed on the rear. Is the SRAM PC 68 compatible?All 8-speed chains (PC48, 58, 68, etc) are compatible with 7-speed
systems.I run a PC59 on a 2x6 setup. Modern sprockets all seem to be the same
width so there is no suck. I think it works better than a "proper" 6
speed chain possibly because the chain is lighter and doesn't whip
around so much.
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