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Show Me Your Chain
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Wow! I would show you mine, but I'm not certain there is one under all the gunk.
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The last two look like you can eat off of 'em. Nice and pretty, but I doubt they are your daily commuter bikes, eh [MENTION=55382]ScottRyder[/MENTION] and [MENTION=139746]sloar[/MENTION]? Mine probably looks more like [MENTION=209379]tyler_fred[/MENTION]'s chain. :)
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Originally Posted by ptempel
(Post 18255798)
The last two look like you can eat off of 'em. Nice and pretty, but I doubt they are your daily commuter bikes, eh @ScottRyder and @sloar? Mine probably looks more like @tyler_fred's chain. :)
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I became a disciple of the wax method a few years ago, about the time quick connectors became reliable. This is the worst recent chain picture I could find, I took this shortly after finishing a 40 mile road race in driving rain last spring. http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483440
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I seriously need this chain (Well not specifically your chain though. lol) for the frame I'm building. :twitchy: The group set I'm using is black and gold and this would be the cherry on the top. What model Everest chain is this?
Originally Posted by poprad
(Post 18255857)
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It's an Everest "Special." I used it on my Colnago, and it worked great, but the non-Everest quicklink I stupidly chose to use failed like a Yugo halfway through the 2013 L'Eroica. They pop up on the 'Bay all the time:
Vintage 70's Everest Special Oro 1 2 inch 3 32 114 Links Very RARE | eBay If you snag an NOS one they come packed in something like cosmoline. The only good way I found to remove it was using a coat hanger to dunk the entire chain into my motorcycle's gas tank. Nothing else weaker would cut that stuff. |
Thanks! It's on my watch list. I was looking for something similar from KMC since it's a Japan group or maybe a matching Suntour Superbe chain with gold and black plates or just gold.
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Originally Posted by sloar
(Post 18255808)
It's my daily rider, it's just a brand new chain!
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Here's a photo of my chain, about halfway through L'Eroica 2015. I daresay that there was probably not a molecule of lubricant left in that chain at that point in the ride, hence the nasty squeaking noises from the drivetrain of my bike and everybody else's bike.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psmnxpczdp.jpg |
Back in the 70's, I bought a length of bulk chain. Never used it and now it sits in the bottom of my parts bin:
[IMG]https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3783/...d0f6ca29_b.jpgP1000575, on Flickr[/IMG] with this: [IMG]https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3767/...46f1ed03_b.jpgP1000583, on Flickr[/IMG] and this [IMG]https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5546/...3761a662_b.jpgP1000582 , on Flickr[/IMG] or is this the same as the first? and this [IMG]https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3691/...d0a58e6f_b.jpgP1000580, on Flickr[/IMG] Not to mention the ones on the bikes!:) |
[QUOTE=OldsCOOL;18255694]Here is mine:
:lol::lol::lol: Good thread, OldsCool…. :) I'm pretty sure I've got a picture of a chain around here somewhere …. |
Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
(Post 18255694)
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Originally Posted by Lazyass
(Post 18256924)
Looks like the one on my Paramount. A Bell (KMC made) from Walmart.
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[QUOTE=rootboy;18256829]
Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
(Post 18255694)
Here is mine:
:lol::lol::lol: Good thread, OldsCool…. :) I'm pretty sure I've got a picture of a chain around here somewhere …. |
Originally Posted by poprad
(Post 18255997)
If you snag an NOS one they come packed in something like cosmoline. The only good way I found to remove it was using a coat hanger to dunk the entire chain into my motorcycle's gas tank. Nothing else weaker would cut that stuff. |
Certainly an option, but I like to use Rock n Roll, which works better with an oil free surface to adhere the teflon between the rollers and pins. Much easier done with the chain off-bike.
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Originally Posted by davester
(Post 18256706)
Here's a photo of my chain, about halfway through L'Eroica 2015. I daresay that there was probably not a molecule of lubricant left in that chain at that point in the ride, hence the nasty squeaking noises from the drivetrain of my bike and everybody else's bike.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psmnxpczdp.jpg |
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Here are the chains on my bikes
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483516http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483517 |
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Here are two cleanish ones. I just noticed how clean the chain on my wife's bike is. Put's me to shame. As usual.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483528http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483527 |
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