KMC - Bicycle Chain X11SL Ti-N118 Links Gold

Specially shaped to prevent damaging the chain when closing the MissingLink.

1/2" X 11/128". Pin Length: 5.88 mm. 116 Links. Weight: Super Light, 257 grams. Top-Performance. Diamond Durability. Non Directional. Diamond Like Coating. For Shimano, Campagnolo and SRAM 10-speed derailleur systems.

Our thickest bar tape is ideal for your next double century, gravel grinder or cyclocross race. Discover why our Pro Tour teams spec this tape for the Spring Classics.

The EVOC SADDLE BAG TOUR offers 1 litre of capacity for stowing all equipment under your bike seat, that won't fit in the jersey pocket. SPECIFICATIONS: 0.7 l Splash protection Pocket (Mesh) Backlight Clip (reflective) Fixation via Velcro straps MATERIAL: AIR MESH Air Mesh is equipped with fine pores for excellent air circulation and does not absorb moisture. This makes it perfectly suited as a ventilating cover fabric for the back parts of our backpacks. EVOC TARPAULIN Tarpaulin, a strong, flexible and waterproof material is normally made of polyester coated with PVC, however, EVOC uses a woven polyamide fabric coated with EPO® on both sides which results in an advanced material with environmental properties: free of PVC, extremely durable, very light, waterproof and insensitive to temperature changes. EPO® is better than PVC, because: Chlorine-free + azo free No Dioxine, heavy metals or phthalates No ozone depletioned substances No stain of paint Higher flexibility + lower density Enhanced durability + tensile strength Improved UV resistance Enhanced cold temperature performance High water resistance N210 D RIPSTOP PU COATED The demands for the perfect outer material of a backpack can be summed up in four characteristics: durable, abrasion resistant, water repellent and very light. This is exactly what our Nylon 210/D Ripstop offers. A double PU-coating of the lightweight nylon base provides moisture protection and wear resistance. A micro texture of filaments segments the basic fabric into tiny squares to prevent rips – hence the name Ripstop.