Sources for chain and cogs ?

[ohgood]

I don't mind buying from my local dealer, if they're reasonable. I also don't mind sourcing one online if folks can recommend a good merchant.

I need a chain, cogs, and want to try some more upright bars. I'm aware I'll need to ensure the lines are long enough.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.


Side note: being sick for a week sucks.

[gsJack]

I use this chain, comes with a clip type master link:

http://www.chaparral-racing.com/Chaparral/productr.asp?pf%5Fid=312%2D1910&gift=False&HSLB=False&mscssid=459EEF55DA814B8C9A4F75CBA05F5357

I moved my bars up and back with the GenMar risers:

http://www.zianet.com/GenMar/

Other risers for GS:

http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/2016/218/

[The Buddha]

Yes, DID is a great chain, so is regina and RK too. Somehow the total tensile strength being better isn't all that matters. That Tsubaki is the highest (or used to be a few years ago). On a street application, its how well iut holds on to its lube inside the rollers and how good the plates and pins resist wear. X rings are generally better and gas resistant too. They are neoprene instead of rubber like O rings. But yes DID is one great chain. I'd just spring for an X ring if it were mine.
Oh yea, I hate chains.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Kerry]

I went from a D.I.D. X-ring chain to the same D.I.D. O-ring chain (with clip-style master link) that gsJack uses.  I liked 'em both.  Just for kicks, I switched to an RK O-ring chain the third time around (still with a clip-style master link) and it's doing just fine too.

Don't know if it will help, but check out [this 2-year old "sources" document].  The link is also available from the Documents section of my home page.

[ohgood]

Thanks guys. I'll order this week.