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08-27-2004, 04:31 AM
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| Re: Is my chain too long? Bob Marchese wrote: > answer my question exactly. But is there some general principle that guides > these things that I could follow? Thanks for all the replies and especially the links to sheldonbrown.com (now bookmarked). It looks like it could be a combination of several things: worn sprockets, mis-adjusted front derailer, bent/broken teeth on both sprockets. I hope I can find replacement parts. |
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08-27-2004, 04:31 AM
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| Re: Is my chain too long? Bob Marchese wrote: > answer my question exactly. But is there some general principle that guides > these things that I could follow? Thanks for all the replies and especially the links to sheldonbrown.com (now bookmarked). It looks like it could be a combination of several things: worn sprockets, mis-adjusted front derailer, bent/broken teeth on both sprockets. I hope I can find replacement parts. |
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08-27-2004, 04:31 AM
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| Re: Is my chain too long? Bob Marchese wrote: > answer my question exactly. But is there some general principle that guides > these things that I could follow? Thanks for all the replies and especially the links to sheldonbrown.com (now bookmarked). It looks like it could be a combination of several things: worn sprockets, mis-adjusted front derailer, bent/broken teeth on both sprockets. I hope I can find replacement parts. |
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