KMC X12 Waxed Cykelkedja

This chain comes pre-waxed, which means it's ready for immediate installation on your bike. Standard chains come with a thick type of oil, which gathers dirt, which will soon start clumping. The advantage of chain waxing is that the chain will not gather dirt and, therefore, will last longer, just like the entire drivetrain.

Use
The KMC X12 Waxed chain is a robust, high-end choice for Shimano and most SRAM 12-speed shift systems. Thanks to its nickel-plated links, the chain is highly wear-resistant and will last a long time. Plus, KMC uses a high-precision cutting process, which contributes to smooth, efficient gear shifting. The X12 chain comes with a KMC Missing Link for easy installation and removal for maintenance.

• Compatible with 12-speed derailleur systems
• Treated with KMC GO wax
Please note: Not compatible with SRAM Flattop drivetrains.

Use missing link pliers
This chain comes with a missing link. Using a missing link makes it very easy to fit your chain, and is also ideal when you want to thoroughly clean your bike. To open and close this missing link, you'll need missing link pliers, which you can find here.

Shorten your chain with a chain breaker tool
When you buy a new chain, it is always longer than it needs to be, so you will have to make it fit yourself. You'll need a chain breaker tool to break the chain in order to shorten it. You can find our chain breaker tools here. Do make sure you choose a chain breaker tool suitable for the correct speed.

Mounting tips
When installing or removing a chain, we recommend removing the tension from the part of your chain where you break it. To do this, you can take an old spoke and bend it to make a hook, though some chain breaker tools also come with a convenient hook. Insert the hook in the part of the chain you want to work on, which locally removes the tension from the chain.

Regularly measure wear
You can use a chain checker to find out when your chain is worn out, so you can replace it in time. You can find these chain checkers here.