SRAM Red 22 Chain - 11-Speed, 114 Links, Silver

what can I say - it fits the chainrings...

Very good product. I had no problems.

Sram chains are well designed, reliable and easy to remove and install because of the "flow link". It is best to have the chain tool that sets and releases this link. Removal and installation become a breeze. Sram has generally become the standard to follow. At "73", I have been installing bicycle chains for at least 60 years. Sram offers many selections in materials, designs and price. Pick one-you can't go wrong.

I'll give it 5 stars for shifting and quietness. Was installed on my new SRAM eTap drivetrain. I have found that with eTap there is a tendency to shift more frequently and there is less reason to soft pedal when shifting. This may lead to wearing out a chain a little faster than normal especially if you live in the mountains which I do. The first chain wore out at about 1500 miles. Most claim this is normal but when I had SRAM 10 drivetrain I usually got a litte more milage. Over all it's a good upgrade over 10 speed and the price here is as good as you are going to get.

This replaced the Force22 (PC-1170) chain that came with my full Force22 group after ~5k miles. I cannot believe how completely silent this new chain is—I think it's quieter than the first time I rode the group when I got my bike! All I can hear now are my tires gripping the road. With everything tuned correctly it shifts like butter and is just completely silent (did I mention that already?). Totally worth the $10 over the Force level chain. The quick link can be tricky to both remove and install, but no big deal. I removed two full links to fit my 53/39, 11-28 drivetrain.

I bought this to upgrade to an 11-speed drivetrain. It's being used on a 10-speed chain ring, which doesn't seem to slow it down. Fortunately, I checked out the installation instructions online. Otherwise, I wouldn't have know about making sure the removable link's arrow needed to point at the direction of chain travel. This might be in the included instructions, but I'm putting it out there as a reminder.

SRAM Red E-Tap, Road Bike

Installed on a force 22 groupo that used to have a KMC chain on it, but was starting to wear after 4K miles. Now it shifts better than it ever did with this new chain. The only minor issue is that darn cosmoline coating on it - before you wipe it down & lube it up, it's more like a strip of fly paper than a bike chain.