sram pc48, kmc, any good bmx ones?

I like choo-choo trains... :D

for chains.. I use the cheapo KMC chins that the LBS has for $10. Durable, and Cheep! available in diffferent models in both 3/32 and 1/8. I use 3/32. I don't know what model that I have, although it works well.

wipperman, $15-20

seems to me we just had a thread. the generally accepted best 3/32 chain is the KMC Z610HX. I scored one on ebay for under 15.

I used to take the D train but not any more

i like the 1/9, it always seems to get me where i am going for like 2 bucks.

No train that doesn't go to Brooklyn can be any good.

True!

No sleep till Brooklyn!

Ooh. I think I need to listen to that right now.

(on topic: I have a KMC Z510HX that's nice and supposedly KMC's top of the line BMX chain with special high strength pins, sideplates, blah blah blah. I have a different corrosion-resistant KMC as well of unknown make. Both work fine, the cheapo one is maybe a little noisy. I measured last night and neither has stretched even a bit, including the older one which has a lot of mileage on it.)

While you're at it, listen to "Brooklyn Took It," by Jeru the Damaja. Not quite as timeless and classic, but a good tune nonetheless, and I happen to have just been listening to it.

OK, I'll stop bigging up my hometown and allow the serious discussion of chains.

the gheeh to in me says

night train

another quality bevvie

I just started rocking the KMC Kool BMX/Track chain. I'm liking it. It feels pretty tough. It was ~ $14.

**** Brooklyn. Get your ass on a Midnight Train to Georgia and drink with us.

Is the 1/8 KMC stronger than the 3/32 width? I can feel the transmission..feeeeeeel

Train-train-train, train of fools...

I have had great success with Izumi basics. And at least 3 bottles of Night Boat (yeah, you heard it right).

You've been great with add vice fokes, tanks. I like the look of KFC chain, but with boat oil?

Being new to `SS will moi have to lube the train with special seasoning as the one i have is for winter mtb, has compounds (so it doesn't collect dirt from offa the beaten track) - seems dry as a bone although it works..app. Just plain ol' oil from the Gerry's tractor can is it for asphalt rodeo and perhaps less often a?

I run my chains dry. They're nickel plated so they don't rust, apart from that it's just a little bit of lube to quiet the one down when it's being noisy.