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motopat · 09-04-2016, 07:41 AM

Rats! I bought a 128 link chain too, based on a recommendation here. Looks like I'll count links before I cut, but I have the same bike as PNW so I too will probably need one with 130 links. I'll report back. Maybe the 128 link chain fits on the TT bikes that came with the 15 tooth front sproctet. Ok, the new Unibear 128 has--you guessed it--128 links. The TT has 130 links, like PNW said. So, did you guys who fit a 128 on make it fit by adjusting the wheel forward? Or that in conjunction with smaller sprockets? Also, I'll mention that the owners manual says the original chain must be cut off when it needs to be replaced. The manual says that it has no master link. Mine has a master link. That will make it simpler to change, just "daisy chain" the new one in. I'm new at chains. Is there 2 links of adjustment with the wheel adjusters?

09-04-2016, 07:41 AM	#15
motopat Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 24	Rats! I bought a 128 link chain too, based on a recommendation here. Looks like I'll count links before I cut, but I have the same bike as PNW so I too will probably need one with 130 links. I'll report back. Maybe the 128 link chain fits on the TT bikes that came with the 15 tooth front sproctet. Ok, the new Unibear 128 has--you guessed it--128 links. The TT has 130 links, like PNW said. So, did you guys who fit a 128 on make it fit by adjusting the wheel forward? Or that in conjunction with smaller sprockets? Also, I'll mention that the owners manual says the original chain must be cut off when it needs to be replaced. The manual says that it has no master link. Mine has a master link. That will make it simpler to change, just "daisy chain" the new one in. I'm new at chains. Is there 2 links of adjustment with the wheel adjusters? Last edited by motopat; 09-04-2016 at 08:44 AM.
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