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Dura Ace 7800 vs 7801 chain

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  1. I'm going to use a 10 speed Dura Ace cassette with my Campy set
    up...any difference in the Shimano 7800 chain vs the 7801 chain or is
    just the good ole' marketing ploy? I read back in a eariler thread that
    its best to use a Shimano chain rather than a Campy or Wipperman 10
    speed chain for Shimano 10 speed cassettes..just wanted to know if 7801
    or 7800 would work fine. The cassette I have is a 2006 Dura ace
    cassette.

  2. Quoted message said:

    I'm going to use a 10 speed Dura Ace cassette with my Campy set
    up...any difference in the Shimano 7800 chain vs the 7801 chain or is
    just the good ole' marketing ploy? I read back in a eariler thread that
    its best to use a Shimano chain rather than a Campy or Wipperman 10
    speed chain for Shimano 10 speed cassettes..just wanted to know if 7801
    or 7800 would work fine. The cassette I have is a 2006 Dura ace
    cassette.

    Any 5.9mm chain, like now Campagnolo...Record, Chorus or Veloce.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I'm going to use a 10 speed Dura Ace cassette with my Campy set
    up...any difference in the Shimano 7800 chain vs the 7801 chain or is
    just the good ole' marketing ploy? I read back in a eariler thread that
    its best to use a Shimano chain rather than a Campy or Wipperman 10
    speed chain for Shimano 10 speed cassettes..just wanted to know if 7801
    or 7800 would work fine. The cassette I have is a 2006 Dura ace
    cassette.

    You can use either a 7800 or 7801, but theoretically, a 7801 holds the
    sidelinks more securely so it's less likely to break. If you want to save
    some $$$ use the ultegra version.

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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    Quoted message said:

    I'm going to use a 10 speed Dura Ace cassette with my Campy set
    up...any difference in the Shimano 7800 chain vs the 7801 chain or is
    just the good ole' marketing ploy? I read back in a eariler thread that
    its best to use a Shimano chain rather than a Campy or Wipperman 10
    speed chain for Shimano 10 speed cassettes..just wanted to know if 7801
    or 7800 would work fine. The cassette I have is a 2006 Dura ace
    cassette.

  4. Quoted message said:

    I'm going to use a 10 speed Dura Ace cassette with my Campy set
    up...any difference in the Shimano 7800 chain vs the 7801 chain

    The difference is the pin used to assemble. Use a removable link in
    any case. My preference is any Connex 10 sp link. The Sram Powerlink
    II Gold, a 9sp link works fine and is more available as a separate
    part.

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