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dindu

Jul 24, 12 9:06

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What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? Quote | Reply
for a 3500mi transcon ultegra-equipped ride ? don't need or want extra headache...

anyone used rotor titanium chains?


tomc249

Jul 24, 12 9:20

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [dindu] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
Funny, I was just searching for a new chain and was going to ask the post the same thing. I've had SRAM and Wippermann, but after reading this chain wear test I'm switching back to Wippermann Stainless Steel. Hope it helps


http://cozybeehive.blogspot.com/...from-wippermann.html
http://www.cantitoeroad.com/chains
"You can't win the race on the swim, but you can LOSE it."


nickwhite

Jul 24, 12 10:34

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [tomc249] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
This one.

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tigerpaws

Jul 24, 12 10:35

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [tomc249] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
Wow that is a great read thanks. Guess my streak of KMC's is going to end.


Murphy'sLaw

Jul 24, 12 10:36

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [dindu] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
This one is still going strong since 1778:



float , hammer , and jog


tilburs

Jul 24, 12 10:49

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [dindu] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
Connex 10sX.... google "Chainwear_Test_10_Speed_10-JUN-2010.pdf"
David T-D
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MCag512

Jul 24, 12 10:51

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Re: What's the strongest / most endurent chain out there ? [dindu] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
I've used and recommended Wipperman chains for years. Maybe a bit heavier than some of the competition, but they run well on various drivetrains and are idiot-proof to install or remove.