SRAM PC-830 6/7/8-Speed Road/MTB Bike Chain 1/2" x 3/32" 114L fits Shimano Campy

SRAM acquired Sachs Huret many years ago and with it they also acquired the venerable Sedisport chain. The Sedisport was used by just about everyone from the late 70s into the 90s regardless of the price of the bike. SRAM cannot use the Sedis name but the design lives on in these 800 series chains. They shift quickly and smoothly and last a very long time even under heavy use. Each one comes with a single use quick link but you can also use a chain tool if you don't like or trust using quick links.

Good quality chain. Easy to install and good length. Felt speedy after replacing my old one. This thing has survived a crazy beating. Threw this bike in a foot or two of snow for a few hours, rusted over, I removed all the rust and did the same thing over again and it’s still alive and well.

After riding with a banged up ancient decades old chain, I had forgotten how nice a brand-new chain behaves! The clip snapped into place much easier than expected. It does not require heavy foot pressure. While upside down just hold the rear wheel steady with one hand and apply crank with the other hand. The snap link pops right into place.

Value for money

Hey what can I say it's a s-ram

So far so good with my Shimano 9-speed system.

Worked perfectly! Second chain of this size I have used, awesome

First time users need to watch this video. Search: J Dirom How to install a SRAM chain