Chain ID?
 

Picked up a chain at the used shop yesterday that was extremely light...but have never seen anything like it before. 108 links, hope it will work for me. I was hoping someone might be able to help with an ID. The links have two lightening holes in the outside plates and each one has a "C" around it, something like this:

http://home.comcast.net/~khatfull/images/link.jpg

I forgot to send myself the pic I took last night to post, grrr, but maybe this will be enough for someone.

Ideas?

What is the width? Looks like a modern Campy chain to me from your super realistic drawing ;)

I'm a polisher, not an artist. :)

It appears to be a narrower chain...I didn't measure, should have but we ended up with company last night until 11:30p and I didn't get all the bike stuff done I had planned to :)

I thought Campy too, just because of the "C"s.

Better artist than I am.

Here's a picture I found of the chain on one of my bikes:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_yN4-Z85dhz0/Sc...0/P3203210.JPG

I spotted a scribble frighteningly close to that at a public restroom recently;)

Yep, here it is:

http://www.biketiresdirect.com/produ...0/caruc1-1.jpg

Campy 10 speed Record Ultra

Oh well...it's light anyway :)

keith, It could also be a 9 speed chain, looks the same. The only way to tell is to measure it.

True, either way it won't work for my application (5 speed).

So, I got a nice light chain on the cheap...maybe eBay :)

Is it new or used? I may be interested depending on width and elongation.

That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw this thread, Jan!

Ahem...this is as a good a time as any I guess. I can't take credit for the poem, just the photography.

http://i705.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/CIMG0082.jpg