Old 03-03-18 | 04:39 AM
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Bikes: Heavy, with friction shifters

Originally Posted by spectastic
i checked the cassette. little to no wear. i've replaced the chain regularly. the last 8 speed chain was at 0.05, not 0.075 stretch.

checked the chain length, definitely not that

i recently overhauled the rear hub, and might have over done the thick grease vs light grease ratio, making the paws stick a little. that's my best guess right now
You can hardly measure cassette wear, even with the correct tools. The best method is testing the old cassette with a new chain. If it skips, the cassette is worn.

It usually happens on a few, mostly used sprockets.

Of course, it could be the too thick, or too much grease on the pawls. Or both those things.
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