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KMC Chain X12 Bicycle Chain 126L Gold
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KMC Chain X12 Bicycle Chain 126L Gold Code: SIBX12TI1261

The history of KMC began in 1977, when it was founded by Charles Wu in Taiwan. Today, KMC is a large company with offices in Europe and the USA, employing approximately 4,500 people. Its chains are...

The history of KMC began in 1977, when it was founded by Charles Wu in Taiwan. Today, KMC is a large company with offices in Europe and the USA, employing approximately 4,500 people. Its chains are recognized and used by the best cyclists in the world. Some World Tour teams and professional MTB teams, such as the Sabine Spitz Haibike Pro Team, use its...

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  • Links

    The number of links indicating the total length of the chain. Most chains are available in standard lengths (e.g. 114 or 116 links) and usually require the removal of some links with a special tool (chain tool), so that the chain reaches the exact length needed for your bicycle.
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Description

Description

The history of KMC began in 1977, when it was founded by Charles Wu in Taiwan. Today, KMC is a large company with offices in Europe and the USA, employing approximately 4,500 people. Its chains are recognized and used by the best cyclists in the world. Some World Tour teams and professional MTB teams, such as the Sabine Spitz Haibike Pro Team, use its products. Although the company focuses almost exclusively on the production of chains and links, it offers products for a wide variety of bicycles and price ranges.

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Manufacturer Details

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
SIBX12TI1261

Product Details

Usage
-
Material
-
Colour
Gold

Technical Specifications

Number of Gears
-

Number of Gears

Select based on the number of cogs on your bike's rear cassette. Chains become narrower as the number of speeds increases, so an 11-speed chain is not compatible with a 9-speed system and vice versa.
Links
126

Links

The number of links indicating the total length of the chain. Most chains are available in standard lengths (e.g. 114 or 116 links) and usually require the removal of some links with a special tool (chain tool), so that the chain reaches the exact length needed for your bicycle.
Quick Link
-

Quick Link

Includes a special connecting link (also known as Master Link, PowerLock, or MissingLink) that allows for easy joining of the chain ends.
With the connecting link, installation is faster and the chain can be removed more easily for future cleaning, often without the use of tools.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The history of KMC began in 1977, when it was founded by Charles Wu in Taiwan. Today, KMC is a large company with offices in Europe and the USA, employing approximately 4,500 people. Its chains are recognized and used by the best cyclists in the world. Some World Tour teams and professional MTB teams, such as the Sabine Spitz Haibike Pro Team, use its products. Although the company focuses almost exclusively on the production of chains and links, it offers products for a wide variety of bicycles and price ranges.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
SIBX12TI1261

Product Details

Usage
-
Material
-
Colour
Gold

Technical Specifications

Number of Gears
-

Number of Gears

Select based on the number of cogs on your bike's rear cassette. Chains become narrower as the number of speeds increases, so an 11-speed chain is not compatible with a 9-speed system and vice versa.
Links
126

Links

The number of links indicating the total length of the chain. Most chains are available in standard lengths (e.g. 114 or 116 links) and usually require the removal of some links with a special tool (chain tool), so that the chain reaches the exact length needed for your bicycle.
Quick Link
-

Quick Link

Includes a special connecting link (also known as Master Link, PowerLock, or MissingLink) that allows for easy joining of the chain ends.
With the connecting link, installation is faster and the chain can be removed more easily for future cleaning, often without the use of tools.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.