For an outstanding riding experience, we recommend the DLC 11 Chain from KMC. It's primed for ultra-smooth control and exceptional performance so we can ride with efficiency.

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The Shimano CN-LG500 11-Speed Chain, compatible with Link Glide 10/11-speed and Hyperglide 11-speed drivetrain systems, offers a smooth and efficient shift for our mountain bike setup.

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Road cyclists and mountain bikers have relied on aftermarket solutions for quickly fixing their Shimano 11-speed chains for years, as Shimano never officially released a quick link for making repairs without the use of tools. However, all of that has changed with the introduction of the Shimano...

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For 2015, Shimano's 105 groupset got a few high-profile upgrades. It's gone to 11-speed, and now has many of the same crankset technologies seen in Dura-Ace and Ultegra. As you'd expect, changes to the cassette and crankset also necessitate changes to the chain that connects them. Shimano...

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When you turn the pedals, you often take for granted that each link of your chain will go on grabbing each cog of your cassette for every mile of every ride. That is, until the day it stops, and you're left standing in the shoulder questioning your life decisions with a stretched, broken, and...

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Designed from a long line of dependable, lightweight chains that are built for toughness, the SRAM PC-1110 chain features solid pin construction, 11-speed POWERLOCK and smooth, efficient shifting that you can count on every time out.

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Not unlike the company's 11-Speed mountain bike drivetrains have already done, SRAM's 11-Speed road drivetrains are rewriting the rules. You'll need a proper 11-speed chain to turn a Red 22, Force 22, or Rival 22 cassette, however, and that's where the SRAM PC-1130 11-Speed Chain comes in. Pair...

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The SRAM Powerlock Link is key for shortening your chain or trailside maintenance. This one works with SRAM' 11-speed chains and is compatible with mountain or road.

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Going to eleven is rad; SRAM's 11-speed mountain bike drivetrains are popular for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is their near-inability to drop a chain. However, until the release of the X1 group, getting a SRAM 11-speed drivetrain required a bit of financial finagling. Not so any...

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