Marlin523
07-16-03, 08:36 PM
I need a new chain for a 1980 Bianchi that uses a 5-sp freewheel and friction shifting. Can you tell me where I can find one or what size chain to look for?
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Flaneur
07-17-03, 06:37 AM
a cheap Sedis will work fine. They are nice quality and were standard on bikes like yours, back in the day. They are also easy to work on- no special links, excessive flexibility- and wear quite well.
lotek
07-17-03, 08:50 AM
Also SRAM PC1 or PC10 are spaced for 10 to 14 speed bikes
(total gear i.e. 5 to 7 cog freewheel).
Then there is always e-bay, I see alot of Regina Extra and
America chains being listed (NOS that is).
Marty
(total gear i.e. 5 to 7 cog freewheel).
Then there is always e-bay, I see alot of Regina Extra and
America chains being listed (NOS that is).
Marty
Dave Stohler
07-17-03, 12:33 PM
Sedis and SRAM are the same thing now.
John E
07-21-03, 07:25 PM
I like the SRAM PC-58, but anything but a "9-speed" or "10-speed" chain should work fine.