HI_BIKE 12-speed chain 120 links 2-pack silver 4252
12-speed road chain with Flattop technology, PowerLock connector, chrome inner and nickel outer links, 120 links per chain, sold as a two-pack
- Product typeCHAINS
- Narrower profile with quieter running via Flattop technology
- Suitable for 1x and 2x eTap AXS drivetrains
- Includes Flattop PowerLock connector for tool-free joining
- Chrome-plated inner links and nickel outer links resist corrosion
- Two packs each containing 120 links for 12-speed road use
SRAM Force AXS 12-speed road chain
The HI_BIKE chain is a SRAM Force AXS 12-speed road chain using Flattop technology for a narrower profile, quieter running and added strength. Each chain has 120 links and a solid-pin construction with chrome-plated inner links and nickel-plated outer links. A Flattop PowerLock connector is included and the product is sold as a two-pack.
Riders on SRAM eTap AXS 1x or 2x road groupsets
This chain suits riders running SRAM eTap AXS 1x or 2x road drivetrains who want the factory-spec Flattop design with the supplied PowerLock. It is not for bikes using other 12-speed road systems, single-speed or hub-gear setups, or any drivetrain that requires a different chain width or connector type.
120-link length with Flattop PowerLock
The decisive specification is the 120-link length combined with the Flattop PowerLock connector, which must match the chainstay length and connector standard of the target eTap AXS drivetrain.
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- Price $65.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 85 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | CHAINS |
Questions about this item
What chain width and link count does the HI_BIKE 12-speed chain require for my drivetrain?
The chain is built for 12-speed road drivetrains and contains 120 links per chain.
How do I install the included Flattop PowerLock connector correctly?
Snap the PowerLock onto the chain ends by hand, then apply pedal pressure to lock the plates securely into place.
When should I replace the chain to protect my cassette and chainrings?
Measure elongation with a 12-speed chain gauge and replace the chain once it exceeds the tool's wear limit.
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