Quick Powerlink question(s)?
pdid
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If running a SRAM chain with powerlink. Is it advisable to, if it breaks, use another powerlink to close the chain hence ending up with two powerlinks?
Currently running shimano and looking at buying some powerlinks for if/when the chain fails, are powerlinks the best option or should i stick with shimano rivets?
Phil
Currently running shimano and looking at buying some powerlinks for if/when the chain fails, are powerlinks the best option or should i stick with shimano rivets?
Phil
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no probs with using more than one powerlink.
powerlinks work with shimano chains but neither company will say so."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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It is easier to clip a powerlink on than put in some new links! Definitely worth the time saved Saying that, when I get home i'll replace the powerlink for a normal link - purely for symmetry. A chain made purely of powerlinks... now there is an idea!0
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there was an april fools about that if i remember by a mr sheldon brown, some special offer for super slick chains i think. only prob was the chain would cost about 200 quid!!!0
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would the same apply for kmc links nick?0