Description Shimano shaves grams off their already lightweight XT/Ultegra 9-speed chain, borrowing an extra-narrow width from the XTR/Dura-Ace models. Smooth reliable shifting for Shimano compatible 9-speed systems. Durable Zinc-alloy outer plates with gray inner plates. 116 links. 294g.
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Great Chain
by Steve
Cycling Enthusiast
High Point, NC
I have used the Shimano CN-HG93 for other bikes and it is a smooth, long lasting chain. I recommend this product.
Reviewed 10/3/2017
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Great value
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Reviewed 5/29/2017
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Shimano Quality and Durability
by chinchilla
Cycling Enthusiast
Colorado mountains
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
This chain works with my 9-speed road and mountain bikes. It is strong and durable. The pin system is easy to install. I have always been happy with Shimano components.
Reviewed 8/29/2013
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Good chain
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
San Diego
I bought this to upgrade from the chain that came with the bike. The quality difference was noticeable but the price was a little step.
Reviewed 11/15/2012
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Great chain with long life.
by TwoBear
Cycling Enthusiast
Houston
I bought the bike used with the chain already on the bike. I do not know how many miles it had on it when I got it. I have put 10,000 miles on the bike with the chain with routine cleaning with Simple Green and lubing with Purple Extreme with less than 34% wear indicated using chain measuring tool. I clean and lube every 400 miles or so and more often in wet riding conditions. Main use of the bike is road rides.
I highly recommend this chain.
Reviewed 11/27/2009
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