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This title says it all. It's a 2X9, the stock build from several years ago. Time to do a little preventative maintenance.
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That's a very long bike so yes. My 52cm also needs it, I buy two chains and piece them together.
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Thank you. The order's in. Easier to make a long chain short than the other way around.
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On Monday, 4 May 2026 at 12:35:07 am UTC+10 Joe Bernard wrote:
That's a very long bike so yes. My 52cm also needs it, I buy two chains and piece them together.
Ebike chains are frequently longer than normal derailleur chains, and a single chain is long enough to cope with the Riv long chainstays. I use 136-link KMC ebike chains on my Appaloosa, which needs ~130 links in the chain.
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Mine is the standard build, 59cm clem with the low/low double up front and 11-34 in the rear. I believe my chain is 130 links. I happened to just replace it, so it's fairly fresh in my mind. I usually buy 4-5 KMC chains at a time, from my LBS, and use one as a donor chain for the others.
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Good to know, I wasn't aware of long ebike chains. Are they typically 8-speed chains?
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I know of a place that sells 136 L 9 speed KMC chains