Old 09-11-15, 12:01 PM
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prathmann
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I haven't found appearance to be a reliable indicator of excessive wear on a cassette. Some look bad but continue to work fine with a new chain while others have a better appearance but have the chain skip over the teeth. If yours is skipping with a good chain then it's time to replace it.
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