Chain size/type
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If you are interested in weight savings and rotational mass, aluminum sprockets and a 520 chain. If you are like me and want a $200 investment last. You want steel sprockets and 525 chain. A thicker heavier chain will last longer. Just a suggestion, go down 1 tooth in the front. It will give you a noticeable difference in acceleration without killing your top end.
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06-28-2012 12:22 PM