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KMC BMX Tank T710 Chain
38 Comments
  • 81
 Brilliant, a chain with grind plates!
  • 51
 Seems like the breaks in between the chain guards could get hung up on imperfections whereas a traditional rounded chain would kind of slide over them. Cool idea though.
  • 20
 Gona have to agree. Rock ledge, rail with chips and knicks or even wood would be too easy to get caught. Great for the coping on the edge of a quarter though.
  • 20
 have to agree aswell. park chain. but then again who wants to change there chain over all the time. traditional half link 1/2x3/16 all the way.
  • 10
 and if it was a dirty railing or whatever, stuff could get stuffed into the links and impair the movement of the chain? just a thought...
  • 50
 Thats cool
  • 10
 is the last one nuke proof? lol
  • 62
 looks heavy but solid.
  • 70
 its a chain how heavy could it be
  • 51
 well heavy for a chain?..
  • 10
 to kinkos9090 have you ever taken a chain off, for what they are they are heavy... just sayin
  • 20
 this is actually just awesome! i wish to put it on my bike... does anybody know how much is that chain cost?
  • 30
 sprockets are gonna go now Razz
  • 20
 curious to know the weight, but think it's a great idea for street riders.
  • 20
 man i need one of these, ive snapped 3 chains in the last 2 weeks, lol.
  • 10
 totally want one of those chains!Big Grin
  • 10
 Jacob the Jeweler getting into the bike bling..lol.. nice.
  • 10
 hmm i may get one looks good
  • 21
 single speed chain nice!
  • 165
 lol i wanna see some kid put that chain on upside down lol
  • 43
 ^^ uhh.. what ^^
  • 33
 yeah that kid would probaly be you dirtchucker. dont think you can evern put that on upside down
  • 20
 It was a joke altogether. God damn.
  • 65
 Das burly.
  • 12
 Introducing the chain grind.
  • 30
 What do you mean "introducing?" People have been grinding on their chains for years.
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