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Old October 23rd, 2013, 01:13 PM   #1
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Chains & Sprockets

Figured I would post this under general since it doesn't apply to one specific model.

What chain and sprocket brands/types do you guys/girls find to be the best bang for your buck?

I'm looking to do new a new chain and sprocket for my bike, but I'm a bit overwhelmed at all of the options.
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Old October 23rd, 2013, 01:17 PM   #2
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So JT Sprockets, DID chain. Got it.

Are there any DID chains in particular that offer good value/money ratio? Specifically at what dollar value do you think the point of diminishing returns is achieved?
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So JT Sprockets, DID chain. Got it.

Are there any DID chains in particular that offer good value/money ratio? Specifically at what dollar value do you think the point of diminishing returns is achieved?
Be sure it's an o-/x-ring chain. The little bit of extra cost over a non-o-ring chain is well worth it in terms of longevity. If you want to go for the top-notch race stuff, that's up to you.
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If you spend over $175-$200 for both sprocks and chain, you are overbuying. A lot of riders race on less than that for their equipment.
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Okay sweet, that's not bad at all. I spend more than that for my track bicycle.
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if you are looking for a colored chain, i would recommend these

http://sprocketcenter.com/index.php/...ing-chain.html

DO NOT GET the colored chains of amazon or other places by the company volar.
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