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KMCX10.93 10-Speed Chain
5.0
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KMC X10 10-Speed Chains.
- Works with Campagnolo, Shimano and SRAM 10-speed systems
- Designed without bushings; IG and HG compatible
Specifications
Chain Compatibility
Campagnolo 10, Shimano/SRAM 10
Links
116 Links
Number of Speeds
10-Speed
Width
5.88mm
Review Summary
LIKES
Strong (4),
Smooth (6),
Affordable (3),
Heavy Duty (4),
Durable (3),
Easy Installation (7),
Quiet (6),
Shifts Well (6)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (2),
Mountain (3),
Cyclecross (2),
Road (3),
XC Racing (2)
DISLIKES
None So Far (3)
5.0 GEARS
10 reviews
10 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
I need a 114 link chain. Do I need a special toot to reduce the number of links from 116?
I need a 114 link chain. Do I need a special toot to reduce the number of links from 116?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Any standard chain tool will work, the Park Tool CT-5 is a great tool for home use.
Any standard chain tool will work, the Park Tool CT-5 is a great tool for home use.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work with Shimano 10-speed Dynasis Mountain bike components?
Will this work with Shimano 10-speed Dynasis Mountain bike components?
Tree Fort ID: 333222345249
Customer Reviews
5
April 11, 2011
reviewed by: dunnp2
This chain is great. It works with ALL 10 speed systems (I have two bikes with it-one shimano and one campagnolo). It's quiet, shifts perfectly, and it's cheap. I've broken road bike chains before, but not this one. Definitely recommended over any other chain, unless you feel like spending a ridiculous amount of money for a small weight savings.
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vote5
October 24, 2016
reviewed by: A Guest
I switched to KMC chains on all my bikes a few years ago. Never an issue with shifting on Sram or Shimano drivetrains. And I've saved quite a bit of money over name brand chains.
5
July 31, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
We using this chain on our 10-speed cassette Santana tandem. We've tried other chains on this tandem, but the others kept braking. We've found that if we clean the chain now and then and keep it well-lubed with Tri-flow, it will last several thousand miles. Even though we're not a large team, since we live in Pittsburgh we ride nothing but hills, shift constantly and ride through the cold rain and snow of winter, but the chain handles it all. This is a great chain at a great price!
5
April 12, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
I have been using the DX 10SC for 4 years. I install a new one every spring and usually ride 5-6,000 miles per year. The chain is nice and narrow, shifts flawlessly, is quiet and is by far the easiest to install and remove to clean.
I don't think they stretch very much, as I have never seen any degradation in shifting capability. But for this price I just replace them every year, so there is no need to check for stretch.
5
April 29, 2019
reviewed by: sboxhead21
Excellent chain, and I switched to this after converting my build to a Rohloff hub. Don't need anything fancy to shift anymore, I just have a 1x1 setup using a Wolf Tooth chainring and a standard Rohloff cog. Paired this up with Rock and Roll Gold lube and it requires so much less maintenance than my old setup using SRAM PC1091 chains. Those would stretch nearly out of spec by ~1200 miles, and I have close to 1000 miles on one of these and still like new. Well worth the money, who cares about a few grams with those results. This chain is also silent while the SRAM chain was noisy as hell. All around better for far less money.
5
May 06, 2010
reviewed by: greggrant5
Easy to install and works great. Tree fort has a great price to make it a great value.
5
January 07, 2020
reviewed by: A Guest
Like other KMC chains, this is a rock solid chain. It's a straight replacement for the Shimano chains (of which I am no fan, due to short lifespan). Shifts are ever-so-slightly chunkier than a Shimano chain, but I prefer that. I am awful with chain maintenance, but I find that by buying KMC chains, I don't have to worry. They last forever (20k miles) without performance degrading.
If you are one of those people that like to remove the packing lubricant because it is so insanely tacky, you will have a very hard time removing this grease. Simple Green did nothing. Dawn dish soap was the only thing that worked for me. I then applied a teflon lubricant.
5
October 24, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Replaced a worn Shimano chain with this and I could not be happier. Quiet and smooth. Like the quick link
5
January 22, 2021
reviewed by: anonymous
Part of an upgrade to my 2011 Gary Fisher XCal 29er to a 1 x 10 drive train. Worked flawlessly with the Advant X drive train.
5
February 08, 2013
reviewed by: A Guest
I have been using the type of chain for the past couple of years. It lasts about 3 month (~300 miles). The missing link connector makes it fairly easy to clean the chain off the bike and repair the chain on the trail (it broke 2 times in 2 years).
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