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Old 03-18-14 | 10:52 AM
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Earl Grey
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Bikes: '10 Fuji Cross Comp, '12 Brompton S-Type, '14 All City Mr Pink

Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
What I've found interesting is the different wear rate at points around the ring's circumference. BITD of symmetrical toothed rings we would rotate them every time we took them off the crank for cleaning. Andy.
I assume that is just because there's more power being applied with the crank arms at say, 8 & 2 o'clock than at 11 & 5 o'clock? Where does the maximum wear tend to be (I can then make a point - ha ha - of checking those spots in particular on my bikes)? And would it make sense (as I think 02Giant was suggesting) to make rotating the rings part of a maintenance routine?
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