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  1. I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg

  2. Gig said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    They will shortly.
    --
    Philip Lee

  3. KMC

    Some people have alluded to using Quick Links on Shimano 10's but I don't
    know if that works.

    "Gig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg

  4. There's the wipperman connex 1008. Some sources claim it only works
    with campy 10 spd, but Sheldon says it works with all 10 speed systems:
    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/chains.html

    -Mark

    Gig said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg

  5. Gig said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg

    Mavic/Wipperman and KMC...and the Sram PC-90r is actually 6.2mm, the
    same as last years Campag 10s...now all are 5.9mm, including
    Campag...or use any '10s' chain and buy a Wipperman snaplink-$8 at
    Vecchio's

  6. KnowWhen2HoldemKnowWhen2Foldem said:

    KMC

    Some people have alluded to using Quick Links on Shimano 10's but I don't
    know if that works.

    It does, the Wipperman link at 6.05mm, works fine with shimano 10s
    chains...

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    "Gig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg

  7. Gig said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    As an alternative to Wipperman's asymmetrical Connex, try the
    symmetrical IRD Snap Link, which comes in Shimano or Campy versions
    (though pricey @ $10.99):

    http://www.interlocracing.com/chains.html

    As far as the new SRAM 10 speed chain, check this out:

    http://www.velonews.com/tech/report/articles/9723.0.html

    'The PowerChain has hollow pins, and, like other SRAM chains, a master
    link, but in this case, the new PowerLock link is not removable.
    Pippin credits an engineer in SRAM's Portugal facility for coming up
    with PowerLock and says, "the linking system is always the weakest
    link, but our 9-speed PowerLink is as strong as the surrounding links.
    We wanted to do the same with the connector link in our 10-speed
    chain, but because of the constraints of the narrow chain, we made it
    a permanent connection." '

  8. Gig said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Not a chain, but a solution. See:

    lickbike.comproductpage.aspx

    BTW, I've been using these Super Links for over ten years. Never had a
    problem with them and they disconnect much more easily than the SRAM
    units.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

  9. How about using the KMC 10 quick link. I have one now on a KMC 10 chain and
    I am thinking about buying a Shimano 10 b/c it is the only available at my
    LBS. (I also heard that KMC makes chains for Shimano.)

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    KnowWhen2HoldemKnowWhen2Foldem said:

    KMC

    Some people have alluded to using Quick Links on Shimano 10's but I don't
    know if that works.

    It does, the Wipperman link at 6.05mm, works fine with shimano 10s
    chains...

    Quoted message said:


    "Gig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I used an SRAM chain on my 9-speed system. Liked it due to the fact it
    was easily removed by hand so I could clean it. Does anyone make one
    like this for the 10-speed systems? I don't think SRAM does.

    Thanks,
    Greg


  10. I believe Wipperman does. In fact, I'd like to know if they make a chain
    for 7 speed systems, especially in Stainless. Amd where I could get one.

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  11. From: [email hidden] (John Everett)

    Quoted message said:

    Not a chain, but a solution. See:
    lickbike.comproductpage.aspx

    YES! They do still make the SuperLink!

    ThankyouThankyouThankyou!

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