Ok, what are we talking about here?! Why would I want that?
That's the questions you probably have.
Just when I was finishing building my track bike (which is my road bike too), I was wondering which ratio to put. I already had a Dura Ace 11s chain waxed, and couldn't figure out the ratio and didn't wanted to buy 10 quick link from shim'.
And.... Vélo bike posted, on IG, this. Like it was intended for me.... So I bought it.
Installed it (put some loctite!) and it works!
Would I ride under the rain? Maybe. Did I changed the ratio yet? Nope.
But I know I have the perfect accessories to add links to my chain.
Those new dura ace chain bolt recently developed by velobike have solved this particular drivetrain issue , it worked very well for me with the recommended thread lock bond , it's very strong and safe ,I do a lot of back pedal and I was concerned about the original dura ace chain link , also no more need to loose the wheels to wax the chain.
Thank you velobike ,:
I had no idea these existed. Such a relief for me to be able to easily remove my 11sp chain for re waxing.
Hello. the nut has wider angles than the chain links according to the photos. Is this assembly therefore compatible with 12-tooth sprockets? Is it validated that this does not touch the body of the sprocket? Regards
Hi Patrice, this largely depends on the design of the sprocket, however if the nut is run on the outside (with no lockring) there wont be any issues with interference =)
