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Old 11-Aug-2005, 13:15
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Time for a new chain - Tsubaki but what spec?

I see there are a who range of specs for the Tsubaki chain. I was going to use a 520 Sigma X. Is this the best spec for road work?

Rgds, Rob

But... Someone else is giving DID 520 ZVM the big up....

P.S. Anyone know what the standard number of links should be. I'll have to add a few for my large rear sprocket.

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Old 11-Aug-2005, 13:23
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Probably worth a call or a look at the website of bandc express, some good info there.

www.bandcexpress.co.uk
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Old 11-Aug-2005, 13:52
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Rattler,

It's open on the desk here in front of me.

Good luck at Donny, rgds. Rob
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Old 11-Aug-2005, 14:00
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Quote:
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Good luck at Donny, rgds. Rob

Thanks Rob, looks like I'm gonna need it !!!!!

Interestingly, I heard a quote from Tiger Woods yesterday concerning his preparation for this week's USPGA Championship;

"I'm so up for this it hurts" !!!

I know what he means

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Old 11-Aug-2005, 14:35
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Yeah, sometimes you just wake up ready for it. Did that last year, mid June meeting. New slicks on the car, head in the happy place.

Right on the pace from the get go, new class record, first 1100cc bike engined car to do a sub 28 sec rec at the venue.

The weird thing was, I could just see it was going to happen that way.

Sport's such a head thing. If you're not "in the zone/bubble/whatever todays word is", no matter what kit you've got, you're not going to do it. Look at Sete, head gone, might as well throw the Honda in the bin.

Rgds, Rob

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Old 11-Aug-2005, 15:52
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Check the weight of the chain, I got a Sigma chain and it is much chunkier than the ZVM.
Personally I would go for the DID x-ring.

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Old 11-Aug-2005, 22:55
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Rob, Rich Lewellyn at Luigi Moto recommended with earnest conviction the Afam x ring. I tried to talk him DID but he was having none of it, he reckons he has raced with Afam on all his bikes and customers bikes and it's top drawer, and they last ages. So I bought one, and it does look good.
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Old 11-Aug-2005, 23:08
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Be carefull of EK.

Mine broke as you know. now I am being told by frank thomas group that it was not the recommended chain, but it right according to EK listing.

I have a DID gold link on mine at the mo
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I run the Afam chains from louigi. With my daily commuting, and less than perfect chain care regime , the last one last 17000 miles, more than I've ever had a chain last before.

Better than DID, and way, way, better than EK, in my experience.
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