PC-Red 22 Chain - 2024
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PC-Red 22 Chain
If you're building up your new dream machine to run on any of SRAM's new 11-speed drivetrains, don't just scrounge up a chain from your garage to throw on your bike. Make sure your shifting stays smooth and precise within your new, wider gear range with the SRAM PC-Red 22 Chain, developed specifically for SRAM's new 11-speed drivetrains. In addition to being burly enough to handle more acute angles from bigger 11-speed cassettes and chainrings, the PC-Red 22 is impressively light, with hollow link pins and a lean, narrowed shape, and it comes with SRAM's PowerLube grease to keep things running smoothly for miles.
SRAM keeps installation pretty straightforward with the PC-Red 22, including a strong, durable PowerLock connecting link that you can set up tool-free. Please note that installing the PowerLock link tool-free can only be done once, so if you end up having to break a chain later on for maintenance, you'll need to grab an entirely new PowerLock link before you can set your chain back up.
Details
- Hollow chrome pin construction
- PowerLock connecting link with tool-free installation
- SRAM/Shimano 11-speed compatible
- Includes PowerLube grease
- Item #SRM0508
- Material
- nickel silver plating
- Links
- 114
- Connection
- PowerLock
- Compatible Components
- SRAM 11-speed
- Claimed Weight
- 8.5oz (242g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageOctober 5, 2020
Smooth, quiet, excellent crosschaining
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- I've put it through the wringer
The SR 22 SRAM chain is overall quieter and smoother then the Ultegra chain by a long shot. It is especially good when you are cross chaining - it has more lateral forgiveness built into the chain. Love it!
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com