Chains
Chain choice follows the requirements of the crank and rear sprockets working together. This collection includes chains, connecting pins and links for different systems. Distinguish complete chains from small connectors; check family, link count and installation method alongside speeds.
Chains collection
Ybn 7-8 Gear Compatible Powerlink Chain Lock
Shimano XTR CN-M9100 12 Speed Compatible Chain 126L ICNM9100126Q
Shimano 9s 116 Link Chain CN-HG53
Shimano CN-HG95 10 Speed Compatible Bicycle Chain 116 Links
Ybn 9 Gear Compatible Powerlink Chain Lock
Shimano Chain 12 Gear 138 Links CN-M7100 SLX W/Quick-Link
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Shimano SLX | 105 | GRX CN-M7100 12S Chain 116L ICNM7100116QSB20 Without Box
Ybn 10 Gear Compatible Powerlink Chain Lock
Shimano 10 Speed Compatible Chain CN-HG54 116 Links (Without Box)
Shimano CN-HG601-11 Chain, 11 Speed, Quicklink, 116 Links, Boxless ICNHG60111116QS
KMC HV700 7-8 Speed Bicycle Chain 1/2''x3/32'' 116 Links KMCHV700116LINKS
Shimano Deore XT CN-HG95 10-Speed Chain, 116 Links, Boxless ICNHG95116IS
Sram Red AXS E1 Rainbow Chain 12S 126 Links Hollowpin
Shimano CN-m910-12 Quick Link 1 Takım Kutusuz ISMCN91012BS
TEC CT-8 7-8 Vites Uyumlu Zincir Galaxy Blue Rainbow 1/2''x3/32'' 116 Link KMCCT8BLUE
TEC CT-8 7-8 Vites Uyumlu Zincir Imperial Green 1/2''x3/32'' 116 Link KMCCT8GREEN
A chain compatible with the drivetrain
Identify cassette, crank and chain models. Choose width and construction for the product family. Equal speed counts do not make every chain suitable for every system. Link count describes supplied length; determine final length during installation using the manufacturer method. Connecting link or pin must match the chain. Keep the chain code when buying spare connectors: link count and connector compatibility are different information.
- Read system family and speed information.
- Distinguish supplied links from required length.
- Check whether a connector is included.
Does a connecting link replace a complete chain?
No. It joins the ends of a suitable chain. Read function and quantity carefully.
Can a new chain be used with an old cassette?
Assess wear. Chain, cassette and crank work together; a new chain alone may not resolve all wear problems.
