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Old 05-01-14, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by jyl
I normally use Chain-L and my drivetrain used to be practically silent after a lubing. Arrgh.

Perhaps I could put the old chain back on, but the new one is so shiny and pretty.

So the prescription is to apply some Chain-L to the new chain, ....
Since you have it and have been using it all along, why not start there and see how it goes.
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