Thread: Chain sagging on small-small sprocket
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Old 09-04-17 | 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by chorlton
I guess we will have to agree to disagree which basically means you can have an opinion but you are wrong. The original, small-small, in conjunction with the chain length was outside of the working range. Slack chain and small-small it was running against the upper jockey wheel.
No problem, I've been told I was wrong before, and am sure I will be later.
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