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Old 05-11-15 | 09:02 AM
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Crankycrank
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The way I see this post is that since you don't have the broken parts to inspect there is no way to know what happened. There are plenty of ways a chain can break. There are thousands and thousands (millions?) of trouble free Ultegra chains that have been produced. Chalk it up as another bike experience and move on.
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