SRAMPC Red 22 Hollow-Pin 11-Speed Chain(Return to Product Page)

I use this with my Force 22 setup. Usually get this cheaper than the Force 22 chain. Keep it clean and lubed I get about 5-6K mile of use out of it.

I rode on Dura Ace 11-speed chain forever. So one day in need of new chain, I tried out this SRAM RED 11-speed chain as it is on sale. What a difference does it make! My bike now ride smoothly, much smoother than with Shimano Dura Ace. I don't think I ever go back to Dura Ace again. I have stocked up on this chain anytime I see it on sale. BTW, its price is much lower than Shimano's and seemed to last longer.

It keeps my bike moving forward. Without it, I need a hill (downward).

Chains cost a lot less than cassettes, especially the high end ones. I change my chain three times a year (2500 miles approx. per chain) and my SRAM Red drivetrain shifts fast and quiet.

I'm running this with a Red crankset and Force cassette and rear derailleur... so far so good.... shifts smooth as a baby's bottom....

I am using the SRAM Red 22 chain on a 1x 11 speed. Works beautifully and lasts for many miles

The chain is light and makes my SRAM Red R22 drivetrain swift faster and quieter.

I�m using this chain on my gravel bike. I normally run a different manufacturer�s chain that�s a little more expensive but seems to wear a little better.

Love this chain, much nicer than shimano since comes with great link and super light for a durable chain

I got the SRAM chain when upgraded my wifes bike with the red etap groupset. It is on par with shimanos dura ace chain.

I have now used this chain on two different 11-speed bikes; one with SRAM drivetrain and the other with a Shimano Dura-ace drivetrain. It works well on both bikes. I initially bought this because Dura-ace chains were not available, but I will be using SRAM chains from now on. Very good quality at a good price. Shifting is smooth on both bikes.

Summary title says it all. Running this on my BMC Roadmachine with eTap Sram Red

I love SRAM products, and the Red 22 chain most of all. For me a clean drivechain is important and with the Masterlink included with each chain you can remove and easily clean everything. Once the chain is removed you can also clean the jockey wheels and relube the chain better than their most well known competitors.

I have SRAM Red eTap on different bikes (including a tandem!) and this chain mates perfectly with that setup (even though I'm not using a SRAM crankset on either bike). Clean shifts, long life and quiet make this the best chain I've very used. Top notch!

Ive tried all other major brand chain manufacturers, this Sram chain is the quietest and most durable.

I have used 6 of these chains on a SRAM RED HRD Drivetrain. Love the master link and easy installation never a stiff link. Chain runs and shifts great.

I get about 1000 miles out of each chain. I weigh 177lbs and climb 10,000 to 12,500 weekly. I typically deep clean (citrus degreaser with a chain cleaner tool) 3 times per life of the chain.

I clean and lube my chain meticulously. And I replace it after it stretches to 0.075 mm, per my measuring tool. I don't know if other chains last longer, or if I should use it longer, as I know a stretched chain will wear out my cassette (cuz I've done that!)

Red22 chains run smooth and quiet while shifting well. Given proper care, they also last a while too. Perhaps best of all is that because of the uniform shiny finish on the inner and outer plates, the chain cleans up real nice too!

I have a SRAM Red drivetrain so the chain is an integral part of the package. I change it every 2500 miles so I don't wear out my expensive cassette. The shifting is faster and the drivetrain quieter with the Red 22 chain. Some people swear by KMC and other brands but I am sticking with SRAM.

Fast, smooth chain.