Vintage Components - Bicycle Chains

On this page: Regina CX | Sachs-Sedis | Sedisport Delta | SunTour AP02 | Everest Oro | San Chu 1/8" x 1/2" chain

Wippermann chains and master links are posted here.

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Regina CX 3/32" bicycle chain. Used, $30.00

110 links

• Produced in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• The chain is pictured with a Cyclus chainwear tool. You can see that it is in good condition.

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Sachs-Sedis 3/32" bicycle chain. Used, $35.00

• 108 links
• Produced in the late 1980s - early 1990s.
• The chain is pictured with a Cyclus chainwear tool. You can see that it is in good condition.

Looking to produce complete groups, in the late 1980s the German Sachs company Sach bought several component makers, including Sedis, Huret, Maillard, Modolo, Thun and SKF. This chain was produced in the Sedis factory after it was acquired by Sachs.

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Sedis Sedisport Delta 3/32" bicycle chain. Used

Produced in the 1980s.

Riders quickly discovered that this chain was well-designed and made. It gives great shifts in both friction and index systems.

We have two: #1 | #2

Sedis Sedisport Delta 3/32" bicycle chain #1. Used, $35.00

• 110 links
• The chain is pictured with a Cyclus chainwear tool. You can see that it is in good condition.

Sedis Sedisport Delta 3/32" bicycle chain #2. Used, $35.00

• 108 links
• Produced in the 1980s.

The wear indicator says this chain has miles to go before it sleeps.

Another view

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SunTour AP02 bicycle chain. lightly used, $50.00

• 110 links
• Used in the SunTour Superbe Pro and XC pro groups.
• It is Accushift Plus and Accushift Plus II compatible
• Pins and rollers are hardened.
• The chain is pictured with a Cyclus chainwear tool. You can see that it is in good condition.

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Everest Oro 3/32" bicycle chain. New, $100.00

Part# CH-01

• 110 links

The Italian "Everest" trademark was shared by two companies. The chains, such as the one for sale here, were made by Vittorio Fossati SRL, in Sovico, a part of Milan. The Everest freewheels, some of which were quite exotic and lightweight, were made by Guglielmo Caimi, also of Milan.

Fossati began production in the 1920s and for a while in the 1970s, Everest chains showed up regularly in the U.S. on Italian pro bikes. They made a fine alternative to the ubiquitous Regina chains. As of late, the firm seems to have abandoned bicycle component production to concentrate on making industrial chains.

Our Everest Oro chain is new.

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San Chu 1/8" x 1/2"chain. New, $10.00

Made in Taiwan. 114 links

Will work on most 3-speed, BMX or single-speed bikes

Master link is included