are shimano quick links reusable?
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The quick link is designed for use with 11-speed chains and is, according to Shimano, not reusable. Quick links are dead easy to install. Place the quick link into the chain gap, align and snap together – usually done by applying pressure through the cranks.
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When tie-down chains are used, ratchet load binders are the only approved style of load binders. We do not permit lever type load binders due to their inherent safety hazards. The answer is yes, several local equipment rental companies got citations for having them in use here.
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Buyers are free to use a SRAM chain and cassette with their Shimano groupset, and vice versa, just as a SRAM chain can be paired with a Shimano cassette, and vice versa. ... Thus, an Ultegra (6800/8000) 11-speed chain can be used with a Dura-Ace (9000/9100) 11-speed cassette.
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Unfortunately No. These attachments are rated for different Power ratings, and as such, are not interchangeable for safety reasons.
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SBC and BBC flywheels are absoultly interchangeable with the exceptions being the 400 SB, 454, and the 502. Those are externally balanced. Starters are a slightly different matter.
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The three-bolt system, known as SPD-SL under the Shimano brand name, is mainly used for road cycling. This system has a large plastic cleat which attaches to your shoe with three bolts. The clip-in mechanism on the pedal is one-sided only, so you need to ensure the pedal is the correct way up to clip in.
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Yep, they're CSA certified, so you can definitely use them. Also, if you have another, unused ground bond screw in the box, you can just run a pigtail from that screw to your device.
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Shimano makes a number of different SPD cleats, and not all cleats are compatible with all pedals, especially between "road" and "mountain" SPD product lines. Among otherwise-compatible cleats, there is an important distinction between black "single release" cleats (SM-SH51) and silver "multi release" cleats (SM-SH56).
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MTB shoes are SPD®-compatible, so SPD® cleats will fit to your cycling shoes and clip-in to your Spinner® bike very easily. ... Also known as the “universal mount”, these are modified road shoes that can attach both Shimano® SPD® and LOOK® Delta cleats.
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KMC Chains are more expensive than the Shimano counterpart. KMC Chains are compatible with other speeds – the most popular choice being the 10 speed. Their latest chain, the KMC X11SL DLC, is expensive and raises some questions if this cost is justifiable for any of the advantages gained.
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IF the nut comes OFF clean, then yeah, you can probably reuse it. I have reused some before. However, if the stub of cv shaft sticking out is all rusted up/threads corroded, then you will likely damage the threads on the nut when you remove it. In that case, I would NOT reuse it.
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Shimano always come with inners and outers, unless they are OE. SRAM usually just have wires. ... As Ziggy said…all Shimano paired & boxed shifters (both road and mtb)should could with cables and sections of outer.
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General answer is yes. There may be some exceptions but as a general rule all current and recent MIMs are routed for HSH. I believe some of the older ones have what they called the "swimming pool" route which was literally all that section cut out so you could put whatever you wanted in there.
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A half link chain will let you "slam" your rear wheel in the dropouts. It's basically just more flexibility on chain length. With a regular chain, you really have to remove or add two lengths when shortening or adding to the chain. You only have to change one link on a half link.
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Shimano GRX 800-level components and 11-speed GRX 600-level components are compatible with current DURA-ACE, ULTEGRA, and 105 road groups. Shimano GRX 400-level and 10-speed GRX 600-level components work great in conjunction with the 10-speed Tiagra road groupset.
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Only the outer width is different, 10sp chains have thinner links. Hence, the spacing of 9 and 10 sp cassettes is different, but the chainrings are freely interchangeable.
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