Old 04-08-13, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by lootcorp
... they NEVER recommend changing a chain without also replacing the cassette at the same time...
That's *completely* back-arsewards - you should always install a new chain at the same time as when you put on a new cassette.

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Originally Posted by contango
.Since I can change a chain myself and they cost £12.99...
Is that 10-speed, and if so, where are you getting your chains from?

10-speed stuff is *so* bloody expensive compared to 8/9 speed (and I really don't see why that should be the case, they're only slightly slimmer in size, and it's not like the tech or metallurgy is any different).

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