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KMCX-10 Titanium (TI) Chain
4.8
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Solid pins, inner and outer plates make for an economical chain choice with all the performance of higher level X-Series chains.
- 1/2" x 11/128" chain is compatible with Campagnolo, Shimano, or SRAM 10-speed systems
- Features KMC's highest pin power for unsurpassed riveting geometry
- KMC''s Double X durability
- Double "X” bridge shape allows for precise gear shifting
- Outer plate chamfering allows for accurate shifting
- Inner plate chamfering allows for expeditious shifting
- Titanium Nitride coating reduces friction, offers corrosion resistance and the smooth finish is less susceptible to dirt making it easier to clean
- Double X bridge shape with inner and outer plate chamfering for smooth and fast shifting
- Stretch Proof heat treatment so the chain last longer and goes farther
- Mushroom riveted pins for the highest pin power and allows shifting under heavy loads
Specifications
Chain Compatibility
Campagnolo 10, Shimano/SRAM 10
Links
116
Number of Speeds
10-Speed
UPC
766759710323
MPN
CN10323
Tree Fort ID:
333222363632
Review Summary
LIKES
Smooth (5),
Heavy Duty (3),
Durable (4),
Easy Installation (2),
Quiet (2),
Shifts Well (5)
WORKS FOR
Mountain (4)
DISLIKES
None So Far (4)
4.8 GEARS
5 reviews
5 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hi, I need a KMC X-10 Ti Chain with 112 links?
Hi, I need a KMC X-10 Ti Chain with 112 links?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Most of the multi speed chains like the KMC X-10 Ti are going to come with 116 links and are designed to be shortened to fit your bike using a chain tool like the Park CT-5.
Most of the multi speed chains like the KMC X-10 Ti are going to come with 116 links and are designed to be shortened to fit your bike using a chain tool like the Park CT-5.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Would this work on a single speed setup ex; BMX with short backend and 28/9 gearing?
Would this work on a single speed setup ex; BMX with short backend and 28/9 gearing?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Most likely this will not work with a BMX bikes as the links will be too narrow, but it will really come down to the compatibility of the chainring and rear cog.
Traditionally track, BMX and cruiser bikes use a wide 1/8", single speed mountain and road bikes use a 3/32" (7/8-speed) chain with some newer chainrings working with narrower 9-speed or 10-speed chains.
Any chain you buy will be longer than you will need it and will need to be shortened with a chain tool.
Most likely this will not work with a BMX bikes as the links will be too narrow, but it will really come down to the compatibility of the chainring and rear cog.
Traditionally track, BMX and cruiser bikes use a wide 1/8", single speed mountain and road bikes use a 3/32" (7/8-speed) chain with some newer chainrings working with narrower 9-speed or 10-speed chains.
Any chain you buy will be longer than you will need it and will need to be shortened with a chain tool.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is this compatible with 10-speed Dyna-Sys drivetrains?
Is this compatible with 10-speed Dyna-Sys drivetrains?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Yes the KMC X-10 chain will work with both Shimano road and mountain 10-speed drivetrains.
Yes the KMC X-10 chain will work with both Shimano road and mountain 10-speed drivetrains.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is it ok to use the 3/32" x 1/2" chains on older 7-speed bikes?
Is it ok to use the 3/32" x 1/2" chains on older 7-speed bikes?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Yes 3/32" chains are designed to work with 5/6/7/8-speed drivetrains.
The KMC X10 chain is for 10-speed drivetrains and will not work with 7-speed drivetrains because it is too narrow.
Yes 3/32" chains are designed to work with 5/6/7/8-speed drivetrains.
The KMC X10 chain is for 10-speed drivetrains and will not work with 7-speed drivetrains because it is too narrow.
Q.
asked by: a guest
How do you remove extra links from this chain if you have to make it shorter?
How do you remove extra links from this chain if you have to make it shorter?
A.
anwered by: canteau
You will need a 10-speed compatible chain tool.
You will need a 10-speed compatible chain tool.
Q.
asked by: a guest
would this work with a 3/32 single speed setup? e.g. white industries trials freewheel?
would this work with a 3/32 single speed setup? e.g. white industries trials freewheel?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
10 speed chains are 11/128" width, so while it would probably work just fine, we recommend sticking with an 8 or 9 speed chain.
10 speed chains are 11/128" width, so while it would probably work just fine, we recommend sticking with an 8 or 9 speed chain.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does this come with a quick link?
Does this come with a quick link?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Yes, the KMC X10 Chain includes a quick link.
Yes, the KMC X10 Chain includes a quick link.
Q.
asked by: a guest
KMC and other sites show this chain as 116 links. if it isn't, 29ers will have issues.
KMC and other sites show this chain as 116 links. if it isn't, 29ers will have issues.
A.
anwered by: canteau
The chain is 116 links, if you need a chain longer than that SRAM offers a couple chains in 120links. Generally most bikes need between 112 and 114 links
The chain is 116 links, if you need a chain longer than that SRAM offers a couple chains in 120links. Generally most bikes need between 112 and 114 links
Q.
asked by: a guest
work with sram X9 ,2x10 gruppo
work with sram X9 ,2x10 gruppo
A.
anwered by: canteau
The KMC X10 Chain is compatible with Campagnolo, Shimano and SRAM 10-speed drivetrains.
The KMC X10 Chain is compatible with Campagnolo, Shimano and SRAM 10-speed drivetrains.
Q.
asked by: a guest
do i need extra links with a shimano ultegra 6600 Gruppo?
do i need extra links with a shimano ultegra 6600 Gruppo?
A.
anwered by: abarnosky
It depends on the size of your frame and your gearing, but most likely this chain should fit.
It depends on the size of your frame and your gearing, but most likely this chain should fit.
Customer Reviews
5
April 28, 2012
reviewed by: sing7992
If you are looking for a strong, durable chain this is it. I am a larger rider at 6'3" and 220 lbs, and I run this chain on my 6.5" enduro bike. This chain has taken a beating on the toughest trails in the Pisgah forest and still shifts like it was brand new. I recommend this chain to everyone.
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vote5
March 21, 2013
reviewed by: J3SSEB
The only chain I use now. I have it on both of my bikes.
4
February 06, 2013
reviewed by: A Guest
Great chain and it looks good too!
5
July 30, 2012
reviewed by: bhinojosa05
I love this chain, have had it for a long time and with regular cleaning still shifts like new... awesome chain, when the time comes I will definitely get another one.
5
September 24, 2015
reviewed by: dudegetabike
Noticeably smother shifts over the Shimano chain. Haven't exploded any links after around 150 miles. Looks sweet too, bling bling!
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