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KMC 410 Street Chain

This chain was built for the street rider with a smaller sprocket that didn't want it to be chewed up by a bigger one. It is also for a street ride that wants the quality of a Kink or 415 or 420 chain, but doesn't want the extra weight. It's for a street rider that wants a chain that doesn't creak and scrape like an oversized one. Its also for any street rider that wants a cheap chain that will last them a long time. Matter of fact, this chain isn't just for street riders, anyone could use it! It is a pretty heavy duty chain, and is a little bit heavier than 3/32 chains, so if you race or ride trails, you might want to go lighter.
Even if you don't do sprocket grind tricks or disasters, it's nice to have the added security that if you ever slip that feeble, your chain wont snap. If you do disasters and sprocket tricks, then it's nice to know that your chain isn't going to snap for quite some time. I have been riding this chain for a couple months and installed it with the master link and nothing has gone wrong with it. No cracks, busted links, and it still looks nice too! I reccommend this chain to anyone. I mean anyone but people that are going for the lightest, weakest bike out there. It is affordable, a lot lighter than other fat chains, and is stronger than a jet black cup of coffee. 9/10