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Re: #25 Chain Information
#25 chain is nice and light, it was still strong enough for us in 05. The problem is that getting more in a hurry is a problem since it isn't used as much in FIRST. Also its smaller and you have to use a different chain breaker and the master links and half links are a royal pain in the...

Other than that if you don't mind the extra effort of using the chain and the lower number of available sprockets you will be happy with its weight savings.
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