Shimano 11-Speed Chain Pins reviews and deals for sale
Juggling a chain pin and a chain tool while keeping the two separate ends of the chain together often results in the pin falling under the work bench, couch, or desk. At this point, the pin has effectively melted into the ether, and the final step of your overhaul has come to naught. We've all been there, and our advice is to take a deep breath, count to 11, and calmly retrieve a replacement from this here pack of Shimano 11-Speed Chain Pins.
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Product Specifications
Brand | Shimano |
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Category | Gravel & Cyclocross Chains & Chain Guides |
Manufacturer Warranty | 2 years |
Shimano 11-Speed Chain Pins Reviews
Daniel
January 30, 2019Holds Your Chain Together
Grab a few bags of these and follow Shimano's instructions. Sure they're fussier than quick links, but they're also cheaper. Shimano's been using the design for years so they're perfected.
Kyle Br
August 5, 2018needed
if you need a pin you need one. simple. works just fine, completely oem.
John Bamford
February 17, 2018still prefer a master link
I still prefer a master link but this system is nice too, I always carry a few spares in my trail pack
Andrew S.
January 27, 2018They are what they are.
These are just fine. Exactly what I needed. Work as they should. Pricey considering these cost 1/3 the cost of the actual chain. Wonder what a chain would cost if it were priced at $3.00 per pin?
Matthew Kiel
May 3, 2017Never hurts to have a spare!
You never know what can happen on the road or trail so it's always nice to have spare chain pins around.
Todd
September 7, 2016Mechanics friend
Always a must have when using Shimano chains. I always like to have a 3-pack on hand for builds and working on other peoples bikes.
Mike Rosenberg
August 29, 2016A Must Have!
These things are a time saver. It's worth the extra few bucks to have these on hand rather than trying to re-use an old pin while on the side of a trail. Plus, re-using pins cause a weak point in the chain the is likely to break later. I know, it's happened to me. Twice.
Chad Cordell
June 14, 2016Backup
Great to have a few of these in case of an emergency.
John Bamford
June 10, 2016good to keep in the tool/riding pack
If you run a 1x11 shimano chain you should get a pack of these and a spare link or 2 in the tool box or riding pack, the worst thing is to get stuck in the backcountry without a chain.
Shimano 11-Speed Chain Pins Questions and Answers
Looking to put xtr 9000s on cannondale XLR carbon 90 Lefty, it had 180/160 rotors front & rear respectively. replacing XO brakes, what mounts do I need?
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