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1. www.bikeradar.com › buyers-guides › bicycle-chainsBike chain compatibility, speeds, lengths and types explained

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   Our complete guide to bike chains introduces the different speeds used on various bikes, how to fit them and how to tell when they're worn.

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2. forums.electricbikereview.com › threadsDifferences between ebike chain and regular bike chain...

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   Jun 1, 2022 · One thing, when they say ebike chain, it is more accurate to call them mid drive chains, as ONLY the mid drive and similar sprocket motors put massive force through the drive train. A hub motor on the other hand, needs no supplemented "ebike" chain, as the torque is limited to only what the legs can deliver. mikeschn. Well-Known Member.

3. bike.bikegremlin.com › 1220Compatibility [01] Chains - BikeGremlin US

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   Apr 27, 2016 · This article explains bicycle chain compatibility – which chains can be combined with which number of “speeds” (cassettes and cranks). From one to 12 speeds. please take the 5 minutes needed to read the compatibility articles use instructions. TL/DR.

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5. wabicycles.com › blogs › wabi-cycles-blogChoosing the best single speed or fixed gear chain for you.

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   Single Speeds and fixed gears will have either a 3/32” or 1/8" drivetrain. Both works with some pros and cons. Just make sure the chain you choose is compatible. Fortunately, 1/8" chains work on 1/8" and 3/32” drivetrains while 3/32” chains only work on 3/32” drivetrains.

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6. www.bikeperfect.com › features › types-of-bike-tiresTypes of bike tires – how to tell them apart and find the ...

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   Sep 23, 2022 · Keep these points in mind as we run through the different types of bike tires, and how these factors affect the speed and handling of the bike: tread pattern, tire width, bike handling, and puncture resistance.

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7. www.pinkbike.com › news › 4-key-facts-from-the4 Takeaways from the CyclingTips Ultimate Chain Test

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   Dec 17, 2019 · CyclingTips found a range of up to 4 watts in power difference between the most (Shimano 11-speed) and least efficient (SRAM Eagle X01) chain.

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   What size chain do I need for a single speed bike?

   • The only thing that varies is the width, or the distance between the 2 inner plates. For single speed, it will be either 3/32” or 1/8". This is important for compatibility discussed below. The other factor is the chain length, which will depend on your bike size and gearing ratio.

   Choosing the best single speed or fixed gear chain for you

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   What is the Complete Guide to bike chains?

   • Our complete guide to bike chains introduces the different speeds used on various bikes, how to fit them and how to tell when they're worn.

   Bike chain compatibility, speeds, lengths and types explained

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   Does a 1/8 chain work on a 3/32 drivetrain?

   • To start, make sure the chain matches your drivetrain. Single Speeds and fixed gears will have either a 3/32” or 1/8" drivetrain. Both works with some pros and cons. Just make sure the chain you choose is compatible. Fortunately, 1/8" chains work on 1/8" and 3/32” drivetrains while 3/32” chains only work on 3/32” drivetrains.

   Choosing the best single speed or fixed gear chain for you

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   What is the difference between single-speed and multi-speed chains?

   • Single-speed chains are the widest, both on the outside, and the inner roller width. They have a roller width of 1/8″ (3.175 mm). The inner roller width of all the multi-speed chains is almost the same, being: Single-speed chains have an inner width of 1/8″ (3.175 mm). Multi-speed chains, from 5 to 8 speeds have an inner width of 3/32″ (2.38 mm).

   Compatibility [01] Chains - BikeGremlin US

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   Do ebike chains need a hub motor?

   • One thing, when they say ebike chain, it is more accurate to call them mid drive chains, as ONLY the mid drive and similar sprocket motors put massive force through the drive train. A hub motor on the other hand, needs no supplemented "ebike" chain, as the torque is limited to only what the legs can deliver.

   Differences between ebike chain and regular bike chain... | Electric

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   Can you run a 12-speed chain with an 11-speed sprocket?

   • Chains have become narrower to match, which limits their compatibility between drivetrains with different numbers of gears. Therefore, you can’t run a 12-speed chain with an 11-speed sprocket set, for example, and it means that if you’ve got an 11-speed drivetrain you’ll need an 11-speed chain.

   Bike chain compatibility, speeds, lengths and types explained

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9. www.halfords.com › cycling › adviceHow to choose the best tyres for your bike | Halfords UK

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   Having a slightly wider tyre boosts comfort (as more tyre is in contact with the road) without impacting speed. If you ride on particularly rough roads, or are a heavier rider, then a 30c or 32c tyre may be a better option. Note: before choosing a tyre, check what width your bike can support.