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Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed Chain
The M6100 chain provides smooth shifting and enhanced chain retention thanks to an extended portion of the inner plate
- Extended inner plate improves chain engagement and retention
- Shorter shift times and less pedaling shock
- Non-reusable quick link included
- Optimized to work with HYPERGLIDE+ cassette sprockets and DYNAMIC CHAIN ENGAGEMENT+ chainrings
- Compatible with 12-speed drivetrain
- E-Bike Compatible: yes
- Links: 126 links
- Quick Link Included: yes
- Roller Link Plate: brown
- Pin Link Plate: gray
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Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed Chain
Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed Chain
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$30.00
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$30.00
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Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 14 reviews.
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Great value for the money
"replace the chain every 3 miles due to stretch in order to protect the cassette and chain ring from wearing too far. Shifts as good as an SLX/XT chain and last the same."
Good product. Fast shipping
"Good product. Fast shipping"
quality shimano stuff. works
"quality shimano stuff. works"
Good chain for the price
"Chain wears fast on an eMTB, but the price is reasonable"
Cannot beat the price, even if I have to replace it every 2-3 months
"It is a Shimano chain, so it works as expected!"
Best price i could find.
"Best price i could find."
Works great - I clean
"Works great - I clean off the shipping grease and relive and it’s good to go"
No issues
"No issues"
Shimano 12 Speed Deore is EXCELLENT!
"I run both XTR and Deore 12 speed chains. I get slightly longer life out of the XTR compared to the Deore with the exact same shifting performance. The differences are cost, weight and how quickly the chains end up in a landfill."