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

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   The width of chains for different numbers of gears, according to Park Tool is: 13 rear cogs – 4.9 mm. 12 rear cogs – 5.3 mm. 11 rear cogs – 5.5 mm. 10 rear cogs – 6 mm. 9 rear cogs – 6.5 ...

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

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   Apr 27, 2016 · 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 ...

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4. www.parktool.com › en-us › blogChain Compatibility - Park Tool

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   The width of the roller is nominally 1/8″ wide (3.3mm). The one-speed chains are not designed shift on the multiple rear cog sets of derailleur bikes. There are rear hubs with multiple internally geared speeds, but the chain is still commonly called a “one-speed” chain. They are also referred to as “eighth-inch chain.”

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6. forum.cyclinguk.org › viewtopic3 speed sturmy to 5 speed - Cycling UK Forum

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   Aug 15, 2008 · You get a range of 175% for 3 speed and 225% for 5 speed so in theory it's useful. In practise I'm not sure. I don't know about the current 5 speed hubs, but I tried a 5 speed on an old Brompton and thought the reduced efficiency in 1st gear was not worth extra range compared to the 3 speed.

7. dorkythorpy.blogspot.com › 2014 › 05Dorky Thorpy Blog: Shimano Chain - Quality Comparison

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   May 29, 2014 · Shimano Chain - Quality Comparison - Grades. In 9 speed there are 3 grades of chain available: HG53 - Labelled with Altus, Acera & Tigra on the Packet. HG73 - Labelled Deore, LX & 105 on the Packet. HG93 - Labelled XT, Saint and Ultegra. Below left to right XT, LX, Acera.

8. www.pinkbike.com › forum › listcommentsStrongest (Stretch Wise) 12 Speed Chain - Pinkbike Forum

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   Shimano does make chains designed for e-bikes that are stronger, but only in 9/10/11-speed right now. I wouldn't be surprised if they announce 12-speed e-bike chains and drivetrains soon, though ...

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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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   How wide is a single speed chain?

   • Both by the outer and the inner roller width: 1/8″ (3.175 mm) wide, compared to 3/32″ (2.38 mm) multi-speed ones. Since single speed chain is by far the cheapest, there is no need to experiment with multi-speed chains. However, 6 to 8-speed chains can fit some single speed bicycles – depending on the chainring width. – T.O.C. – 3.

   Compatibility [01] Chains - BikeGremlin US

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   What is a one-speed chain on a bike?

   • There are rear hubs with multiple internally geared speeds, but the chain is still commonly called a “one-speed” chain. They are also referred to as “eighth-inch chain.” The 1/8″ chain will measure approximately 9mm across the rivet. Some freestyle bikes use a wider sprocket and a wider 3/16″ one-speed chain.

   Chain Compatibility - Park Tool

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   What is a one-speed chain on a derailleur bike?

   • The one-speed chains are not designed shift on the multiple rear cog sets of derailleur bikes. There are rear hubs with multiple internally geared speeds, but the chain is still commonly called a “one-speed” chain. They are also referred to as “eighth-inch chain.” The 1/8″ chain will measure approximately 9mm across the rivet.

   Chain Compatibility - Park Tool

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   Does a 7-speed chain work on an 8-speed system?

   • That is why the reverse is not the case and a 7-speed chain and especially a 6-speed one will not work very well on an 8-speed system. * Based on my most recent measurements, 8-speed chain widths vary from 7 mm (SRAM PC-830), to 7.3 mm (KMC X-8). Also, some manufacturers (like KMC) make their 6, 7, and 8-speed chains using the same width of 7.3 mm.

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   Are Shimano 12-speed chains designed for e-bikes?

   • The Shimano 12-speed chains you are buying are not e-bike specific. Shimano does make stronger chains for e-bikes, but only in 9/10/11-speed at the moment. I wouldn't be surprised if they announce 12-speed e-bike chains and drivetrains soon, though.

   Strongest (Stretch Wise) 12 Speed Chain - Pinkbike Forum

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10. bicycles.stackexchange.com › questions › 5302Shimano Chainring Compatability - Bicycles Stack Exchange

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    Now this bike is running Shimano 105 FC-5600 kit. I refer to the Shimano drive-train compatibility chart here which says that that the FD-5600 front derailleur needs FC-5600,FC-5650,FC-R600 or FC-R550 front cranks. Since I have to replace it, I wouldn't mind upgrading to a Ultegra-level chain-ring. According to (my reading of the chart), this ...