Campy 10 Speed Chain

No problem, that is what I use on my Chorus 10sp setup. I've used that link
for a few years now , and used the same products when it was called/made by
Craig MFG. Another link to look at that I've now found to be a little
better is the Campy compatible link made by Wipperman.
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I am rebuilding a friends bike with 2004 Campy Record 10 Speed components.

The

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instructions for the C10 HD-L chain are pretty specific about using only

the

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Campy chain tool. I'm hesitant to spring for a $100 tool that I'll rarely

use,

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but I will if I have to. I do have a Forster Super Link III that indicates

it

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will work with Campy 10 speed chains. Is this a proper solution? Can this

link

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be trusted? It would seem much more convenient in the long run as well,

but my

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friend is not at all mechanical and I would hate to do anything that may

leave

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him stranded on the road, or worse.

Mike Fennelly

crank-<< The instructions for the C10 HD-L chain are pretty specific about using only the Campy
chain tool. I'm hesitant to spring for a $100 tool that I'll rarely use, but I will if I have to.

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I would say use the snap link. BUT you can get the Campagnolo pin in straight with a normal chain
tool. Lube everything with oil and be careful but the Connex or similar link is best.

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I use a Wipperman link currently, but managed for years with a regular(high quality) chain tool.
although once on, I just cleaned the chain while on the bike. didnt want to push my luck