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sram chain question

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  1. Hello!

    Is there much difference between the PC-99 and the PC-89r?

    On the website it states the 99 is for mountain bike, 89 for road. In
    Shimano 9 speed the same chain is used for both?

    Just wondering what it is about the chain to make it suitable for one
    purpose?

    Paul

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    Hello!

    Is there much difference between the PC-99 and the PC-89r?

    On the website it states the 99 is for mountain bike, 89 for road. In
    Shimano 9 speed the same chain is used for both?

    Just wondering what it is about the chain to make it suitable for one
    purpose?

    _ The 89 is skinnier and fractionally lighter.

    http://www.branfordbike.com/chains/chains5.html

    _ Reputable people suggest that anything more than an PC-59 is a
    waste of money for 9sp chains. I've certainly been very happy
    with PC-59 chains for both road and mountain use. Chains need to
    be replaced nearly as often as brake pads and tires.

    _ Booker C. Bense

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