Old 08-18-10 | 12:16 AM
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prathmann
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Sometimes there's a bit of play in the bolts that hold the chainring allowing it to be held a bit off-center. With the cranks in the position where you get the most chain tension, try loosening all the chainring bolts just a little and then retighten them. See if that results in more even chain tension as you rotate the cranks.
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