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purchased and had installed a new XT chain about 3 months ago.

in that time the chain has broken 3 times already!!! Most of the time when pulling away from a stand still. I am cautious with my gear selection so as not to put to much strain on it the chain up till this evening has done probably 2800km.

Why is this happening?

Anyone had this problem?

Is there an alternate chain I can use?

any advice?

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yeah that is weird. I snapped a chain but that was from standstill uphill whilst gear was changed. put on a link, haven't had a similar issue since.

 

Maybe use a kmc chains, they are good quality for an ok price i believe

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CWC selling Deca 10spd chains "colour coded" nogal for R199, I read up on the specific model and some real life severe testing gave 4000kms, manufacturer claim 5000kms! Check them out! I have one on now

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Is it breaking where you joined it? If so use a quick link to join

 

Did not break where I joined it all on completely new links no where near the previous breaks. have already got two quik links from the previous breaks, probably time for a new chain!

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CWC selling Deca 10spd chains "colour coded" nogal for R199, I read up on the specific model and some real life severe testing gave 4000kms, manufacturer claim 5000kms! Check them out! I have one on now

 

That's not bad at all will take a look at it! thanks

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That's not bad at all will take a look at it! thanks

 

I think you should look at the Deca, I've just come off a KMC10XL, that only gave me 980kms...not good, its lightweight right, ony by 35grms, but expensive compared to the Deca

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Bit of feed back...took into the LBS,after a long discussion,they agreed to give me a new chain,and will return mine to suppliers.let's hope this lasts a bit longer!

@brandonF have orderd the taya decca chain aswell and will give it a try.

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