Changing my cassette and chain - are these the right bits?

[tobinen]

I am fine with working on the bike but not 100% clued up for parts. I have a 90s Bianchi running Campagnolo Veloce 9 speed and I want to change the cassette and chain due to wear (I don't think they've ever been changed). I have come up with this list and I want to know if I'm on the right track (I am not bothered if they're not Campag parts BTW)

Chain: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/kmc-x9-73-9-speed-chain/
Links: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/kmc-9-speed-chain-links/
Tool: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-performance-campa...
Tool: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/bbb-btl-11-turntable-chain...
Cassette: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/campagnolo-veloce-ultradri...

All good advice welcome! Ta.

[walm]

All looks good although, I think, you don't need the links.
Every chain comes ready to install so will have a link with it.

(That said - they are cheap and I carry spares just in case... if you snap a chain just swap in a link.)

Also - do you have a chain removal tool?

[tobinen]

Thanks

Good point, I will need a chain tool of some description

[Gren]

Yep, KMC chains come with a re-usable split link.

Here's the chain splitter that I use : http://www.wiggle.co.uk/park-tools-chain-brute-cha...

[tobinen]

Excellent thanks chaps. Saves me buying something unnecessarily

[Dr Imran T]

What's the wear like on the chainset?

If that is on the limit, I'd change that too. All your drivetrain components can wear evenly then.

Not essential but may be worth doing.