Thread: Yankin' My Chain
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Old 02-06-14 | 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
Add 1 tooth in back and take away 1 tooth in front and you change the Ratio,
Why the **** should anybody buy both a chainring and rear sprocket to change the ratio when changing either will do.

The OP is on the right track with his original question, and may or may not even need to replace the chain.
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