[AusMember]

Want a cheap go at SS – some kits suggest they’re unlikley to fit the narrower 9spd chain. Anyone know what cheap kits are OK with 9spd?

Cheers

[footflapsMember]

None that I know of, you’re best off pulling apart a 9sp cassette and using a sprocket from that.

[footflapsMember]

or just leave the cassette on complete – no need for spacers….

[BigJohnSubscriber]

The only ones that won’t fit a 9spd chain are the 1/8th sprockets. They need a BMX type chain.

8spd and 9spd are the same width. 3/32.

[wwaswasSubscriber]

None that I know of

most of them will be fine.

[spooky_b329Member]

Mine is fine.

[smiffyMember]

any one will work.

The only ones that won’t fit a 9spd chain are the 1/8th sprockets. They need a BMX type chain.

not the case, mine works fine.

[PaulDMember]

smiffy,

Exactly which chain and 1/8th” sprocket combo do you have?

PaulD

[AusMember]

thanks, have ordered on On One

[CfergMember]

I’m aware this might be a stupid question as someone has already said it above. But I thought 8 speed chains were alright to use ? I’ve recently gone singlespeed on an old bike and its running fine except when trying to put the power down it skips quite badly. I was putting it down to worn chain rings however I’m running an 8spd chain, will a singlespeed specific chain stop this ? It was running fine before taking the gears off and no skipping with the same chainset. . .

[AidanMember]

I’m using the Andel cogs from Velosolo:

http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopsingle.html

I’ve done 1000s of miles with 9spd chains on them.

[BigJohnSubscriber]

Some sprockets like Chris king have really high teeth and will skip like crazy with some chains