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Taya Traveler Series bicycle chains with colored inner links

Taya introduced their high performance colored chains in January 2011, and we’ve run them on and off since then with pretty good success. None have broken and shifting is smooth, but the color coating on the external plates does tend to rub and flake off much faster than the inner links. For the most part, they’ve since limited the color coating to the inner links, where it tends to stick around, and now they’re offering the Traveler Series with multi-color chains in national flag schemes.

Beyond cosmetics, the chains use their DHT (Diamond Hard Tech) coating, which they say makes them 25% harder than anything else on the market and extends chain life up to 5,000km, and GST, claimed to be the industry’s only environmentally safe anti-corrosion treatment.

Chains are available in 9/10/11-speed 8/9/10-speed versions and have double punched inner and outer links to save grams. Flag-matching color schemes include Italy (shown), France (red, white, blue) and Germany (black, yellow, red).

Taya Traveler Series bicycle chains with colored inner links

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peter jenner
peter jenner
10 years ago

where can i by these traveller series taya chains in the uk?! thanks

TAYA Chain
10 years ago

Hi Peter,

Regarding to Traveler series color chain in UK,
please contact with our UK distributor, thanks!

—TAYA UK Distributor—
Oxford Products Ltd.
Email:info@oxprod.com
Tel:+44 (0) 1993 862 325
Add:De Haviland Way, Range Road, Witney, Oxon OX29 OYA
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ROCKER
ROCKER
9 years ago

Where can I by these traveller series taya chains in Brazil? Thanks.

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