1/8" chain is ok, but it's better to use 3/32" dérailleur chain if
your rings and freewheel will accept it. If the rings and freewheel/
cog are 3/32, the 1/8 chain will fit somewhat sloppily, which will
cause more wear (I think). Since the standard QB drivetrain uses two
chainrings, it makes sense to use 3/32 chain because it's more
forgiving of imperfect chainline. But if you already have 1/8" parts,
use them, but if you're starting from scratch, 3/32 is better.

On Jan 29, 10:29 am, Mike <mjawn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So I scored a QB frame and will be assembling it soon. I'm curious,
> there's no problem running a 1/2"x1/8" right? I know it'll work on the
> rear freewheel I'm using, but no problems using it with the the
> regular Sugino rings up front.
>
> Also, any tips for determining chain length? I know I'll want to have
> some leeway for changing gears.
>
> Thanks,
> mike

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