NC30 Chain and Sprockets

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NC30 Chain and Sprockets

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Hey hey. In the process of changing my chain and sprockets on the bike and I've got a 104 link chain which seems to be too long? I'm putting on a 14t front sprocket and a standard 40t on the back. What length chains have you guys got? Did you have to take a link out?
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I think 104 is standard and that's what I have for 14t and 40t rear and should fit a treat as you've gone down in size!

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Just fitted a brand new 104 to 15/42 gearing. Fitted a treat (I bought 106 in case and ended up removing 2 links).
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Hmm a little confused here. I'll go rest the master link in and tighten the chain adjuster as much as I can and go from there. Cheers chaps!
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Ok. The chain is definitely too long. I think I've been sent a 106 link chain. I've counted the gold links on the chain and there's 53.
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106 is too long thats +2 from standard and you have gone down one tooth! You do need a 104 chain.

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Or go 42 teeth at the rear and the chain will be fine!

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Re: NC30 Chain and Sprockets

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Dang. Although I like the look of a giant rear sprocket I don't really want to fork out for a new rear sprocket as I've just bought this one. I'll contact B&C tomorrow and ask for a replacement. Fingers crossed.
Thanks for the quick replies guys :rocks:
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Do you not have a chain tool? Usually the tool you use to clamp the plates together when putting the chain on can also be used to push the pins out thus shortening the chain?

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Hi Rob,

I've borrowed a chain tool and a dremel from someone at work. I didn't want to push the pins out without removing the heads first and risk breaking the chain tool.

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Ah yes true, forgot you had to grind the heads off... ignore me lol

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