New Chain?
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RE: New Chain?
what bike do you have. And you dont necessarilly HAVE TO change your chain, just as long as you keep the same size sprockets in width and space between teeth, I dont mean the number of teeth.
It is a good idea to change your chain along with it though, unless you have a pretty good chain.
It is a good idea to change your chain along with it though, unless you have a pretty good chain.
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RE: New Chain?
I'm might be a little compulsive, but I change chain and sprockets together. I know a new chain isn't cheap, but it's worth the cost for my obsessive peace of mind. A new chain/sprocket combination will last a LONG time if you keep it cleaned, lubed, and adjusted. Just my opinion, sorry if I confused the issue.
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