Chain question - master link

Hello

I wrote here a few weeks back explaining of a rear derailleur failure to my
Colnago Asso. After waiting for the proper derailleur hanger, my bike is
finally back to good health and on the road with an entirely new
drivetrain - RD, cassette, front rings(2), and chain.

My question stems from the new chain. My old chain was a CN-HG92 and I had
installed a master link for quick removal and cleaning. My new chain is a
CN-7701, the DuraAce version, and I was wondering if installing a master
link on this chain is OK? The reason I ask is that on the DA chain, the
connecting pins are different than on my prior chain and would the removal
and install of the link be the same?

Thanks for any advice,
Joel

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Hello

I wrote here a few weeks back explaining of a rear derailleur failure to my
Colnago Asso. After waiting for the proper derailleur hanger, my bike is
finally back to good health and on the road with an entirely new
drivetrain - RD, cassette, front rings(2), and chain.

My question stems from the new chain. My old chain was a CN-HG92 and I had
installed a master link for quick removal and cleaning. My new chain is a
CN-7701, the DuraAce version, and I was wondering if installing a master
link on this chain is OK? The reason I ask is that on the DA chain, the
connecting pins are different than on my prior chain and would the removal
and install of the link be the same?

Not a problem. Use the master link.
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Alex

Alex Rodriguez wrote in
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Not a problem. Use the master link.
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Alex


On that note, can anybody recommend a make/model of masterlink for a Campy
C9 chain?

Hank Wirtz wrote:
Alex Rodriguez wrote in
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Not a problem. Use the master link.
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Alex


On that note, can anybody recommend a make/model of masterlink for a Campy
C9 chain?

Sram gold 9s link.