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10 speed chain

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  1. I need to replace my campag 10 speed chain
    and was thinking about trying one with a joining link
    either KMC or wipperman connex
    any recomendations

  2. My recollection is that the SRAM 89R chain is suitable for use with Campagnolo 10-speed drivetrains because it is a slightly narrower 9-speed chain ... and, of course, it comes with its own 'power link'.

  3. colin nago said:

    I need to replace my campag 10 speed chain
    and was thinking about trying one with a joining link
    either KMC or wipperman connex
    any recomendations

    Campagnolo Veloce 10s chain with a Wipperman link..best of both worlds.

  4. Peter@vecchios said:

    Campagnolo Veloce 10s chain with a Wipperman link..best of both worlds.

    Thanx, that sounds like a idea,but would i gain anything by upgrading to a chorus chain.

  5. colin nago said:

    Thanx, that sounds like a idea,but would i gain anything by upgrading to a chorus chain.

    No. Chorus chain has holes in the side plates for a wee, wee bit less weight but longevity and function identical to Veloce(samo for Record also, BTW. Those hollow pins do nuthin but add $)

  6. I've been running the KMC X-10sl chain with full campy 10spd for the past year and a half. No problems, shifting is slightly smoother actually in my experience.

    It is much nicer having a quick disconnect link for routine maintenance and roadside repairs.

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