Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Will this work on an SRAM chain?
Document: These work great with my SRAM PC-870 chain at a fraction of the cost of the SRAM quick disconnect links sold one at a time... recommended
bought this in case I broke chain while riding, I have used them once and no issues, I have given them away to my friends and they work like a charm, always have a couple of them in my saddle bag
I broke my chain on my commute to work, and used one of these guys to patch it. Repairing a chain, in the cold and mud of a Minnesota winter, is not a thought that I relish, but the KMC link proved easy to install, and sturdy.
My local bike shop turned me on to KMC chains and Missing Link II and I am glad they did. I have always carried a little bit of wire in case I snapped a chain but Missing Links give me a way to fix my chain on the trail with the knowledge that the repaired chain is as good as ever. Some of the master links I have used in the past were really hard to work with and didn't seem very robust or dependable.
Top of the line product, great service and arrived as promised. What else do you need to know or want ? The links work perfectly, be sure to order the &#34;right speed.&#34;
Bought this to use with a chain tool, and it worked fine to repair broken chain. Quick and easy to use.
These are great to have in your bike bag as backup in case your chain breaks on the trial. Just make sure you get the right size for your chain.
Anytime you can fix a broken chain without driving a bunch of pins it is totally worth it. I have one of these in the seat bag on all my bikes.
They keep my chain togethe but are a pain to get on and off without special tools. I would still recommend them though, and I always keep one on me when riding.
Now you don't have to unchain the hard way once you have this. I highly recommend this to every cyclist. P.S: 9 speed links won't fit to your 7 or 8 speed chain. Be careful when choosing!
Answer: yes