Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette? Can I just adjust the length accordingly?
Thanks,
Kerry
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Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette? Can I just adjust the length accordingly?
Thanks,
Kerry
Kerry said:Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette? Can I just adjust the length accordingly?
Yes, I've been using that combo for about 15 months on my daily
commuter. Length adjusts easily with a chain tool, just like any other
chain.
Mark Janeba
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 19:10:58 GMT, "Kerry" <k n i k o l a i s e n@s b c
g lo b a l.net said:Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette?
The PC48 chain works well with all 5, 6, 7 or 8-speed freewheels and
cassettes, and works well with all 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10-speed
chainrings.
Quoted message said:Can I just adjust the length accordingly?
Checking the length and correcting it is a basic part of chain
replacement regardless of the brand of chain or the setup of the bike.
Get a chain tool to shorten the chain. Use the connector link that
SRAM supplies with the PC48 to hook it together. If the old chain was
working correctly (except possibly for problems due to wear issues),
and you are not changing any of the sprockets to a different size,
just make the new chain the same length as the old one.
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on 9/8/2004 3:10 PM Kerry said the following:
Quoted message said:Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette? Can I just adjust the length accordingly?Thanks,
Kerry
I just bought one and the box says:
"This chain is compatible with all 8-7-6 speed systems"
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Quoted message said:On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 19:10:58 GMT, "Kerry" <k n i k o l a i s e n@s b c
g lo b a l.net said:Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette?The PC48 chain works well with all 5, 6, 7 or 8-speed freewheels and
cassettes, and works well with all 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10-speed
chainrings.
Well... I've got a SRAM PC-48 chain on my single-speed Raliegh. It
seems to work fine on its Shimano BMX freewheel and Vuelta chainring.
Should I call in an exorcist?
Jeff
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Quoted message said:On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 19:10:58 GMT, "Kerry" <k n i k o l a i s e n@s b c
g lo b a l.net said:Is a SRAM PC48 chain (listed as 8-speed) compatible with a 7-speed Shimano
Hyperglide Cassette?The PC48 chain works well with all 5, 6, 7 or 8-speed freewheels and
cassettes, and works well with all 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10-speed
chainrings.Well... I've got a SRAM PC-48 chain on my single-speed Raliegh. It
seems to work fine on its Shimano BMX freewheel and Vuelta chainring.
Should I call in an exorcist?
Nope. that *often* works, but there are instances where a
single-speed setup will have the old thick sprockets which the chain
won't work with.
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