Help find the right chain for my stationary bike
08-11-20, 10:16 AM
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Help find the right chain for my stationary bike
Hello, I am not sure if most bikes use the same chain, can anyone help me find a chain that fits this stationary bike?
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08-11-20, 11:36 AM
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Probably a standard 1/8" chain. Would have to be cut to the correct length by the purchaser. You need a chain tool for that
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There is a tutorial on chain sizes at Park Tool. https://www.parktool.com/blog/repair...-compatibility The responder above is likely correct since your stationary bike is a one speed. The only other thing is the number of links. You can count the links on the current chain and cut the chain you buy to that number of links.
I'd suggest you buy one on eBay where one speed chains are dirt cheap.
I'd suggest you buy one on eBay where one speed chains are dirt cheap.
