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Zablesrules
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: October 24, 2001
Strengths: smooth shiftingWeaknesses: doesn't last very longBottom Line: very good chain, it shifts better than the Sahcs chains but I feel the Sach chain last longer. I get twice the mileage out of them, but the Shimano chain shifts better and is smoother.
Favorite Ride: anything with hills
Similar Products Used: Sachs
Bike Setup: Trek 5200, DA, Cane creek wheels
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Jason Fearing
a Road Racer
from Caldwell, NJ, USADate Reviewed: March 6, 2001
Strengths: With proper lubrication, the chain has stayed smooth and clean. Little wear and easy to clean.Weaknesses: After 2500 I'll have it looked at and see the overall wear. Plan to take it off the bike after 1500-2000 for a through cleaning.Bottom Line: So far, no complaints. It holds the lubrication and have not had any problems when shifting. Once the derailleurs are properly adjusted, the chain shifts smoothly and accurately.
Favorite Ride: Bloomfield Ave.
Purchased At: Pete's Bike Shoppe
Similar Products Used: 105 and RSX chain
Bike Setup: Trek Y-77. Ultegra Group. Spinergy Wheelset.
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Steve
a Recreational Rider
from Mountain View CADate Reviewed: July 12, 2000
Strengths: Shifts well.
Very durable.Weaknesses: It would be nice if Shimano had it's own version of the Sram Powerlink. The need for a special pin is a minor annoyance.Bottom Line: The shifting is as good as it gets, and the chain wear is only .25% (effectively no wear) after 1400 miles. I have the same chain on a mountain bike and it's been equally impressive, both in performance and wear.
Favorite Ride: King's Mountain
Similar Products Used: Sram PC-91
Bike Setup: Stock Trek 5200T
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Mike Harris
a Recreational Rider
from TXDate Reviewed: May 31, 2000
Strengths: Works as expected, no complaint for over 6000miles.Weaknesses: Not as nice looking as the DuraAce, but after it get's dirty who caresBottom Line: Better value than DuraAce, but I'll most likely replace with DuraAce to give it a try.
Favorite Ride: From my house to Fulsher
Similar Products Used: XT and XTR Shimano chains
Bike Setup: Stock Cannondale R1000 w/ Ultegra
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doug
a Recreational Rider
from CaliforniaDate Reviewed: May 29, 2000
Strengths: smooth crisp shifts I am using it on a triple with a 12-27 cog and have not missed a shift yet. It is heavier than the dura ace chain but is very durable.Weaknesses: none notedBottom Line: The hg 92 is a great chain. It works excellently in the ultegra system. Very smooth precise shifts. I am using the chain on a triple set up with a 12-27 cogset, the largest available and the chain still shifts smoothly under load on hills. Excellent value for the money.
Favorite Ride: backroads of the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Similar Products Used: sachs
Bike Setup: New bike is Mongoose Rx10.9 titanium with ultegra triple, profile brc fork, ritchey logic headset, ritchey pro stem, 3ttt prima 220 bars,litespeed seatpost, avocet seat, spinergy spox wheels with continental gran prix 3000 foldable clinchers.
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