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Old 05-01-14 | 06:21 PM
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FBinNY
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Originally Posted by crsuperman34
here's some images of the chain... looks like its right at 1/16th over 12inches. still seems extreme that this ....
Yep, it's worn.

There's no way of knowing why, but lube or weather may be factors. Also, the chain wear rate is highest when using the smallest rear sprockets so that may also factor, though that would need a strong rider to matter.

One other thing to consider is that not all chains are made of the best materials. If this is a low end OEM chain that alone may explain it.

BTW- why would a non-skid surface be a feature on a ruler. Are slippery rulers are such a safety hazard?
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