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Old 04-26-16 | 11:19 PM
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Bikes: old Kona Cindercone, 2010 Devinci Silverstone SL3, 2015 Giant Trance, 2015 Wilier zero 9

Originally Posted by dabac
I always size new chains to the bike, and NOT to the old chain. Reason being I rarely know if the old chain was sized just right or a tad off in either direction.

With that said, contact between pulley wheel and sprocket is usually fixed by adjusting the B-screw.
Points taken ... So what's the best way to size the chain to the bike? I have seen a few different calculations and the rule of thumb - put it on both big cogs, not through the derailleur + 2 half links, but not sure if that is the way to go.

I tried fiddling with the B screw but then it got dark and I wasn't quite sure of the correct procedure. Any pointers on B screw adjusting?

Thanks,
Larry
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