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Old 03-30-20, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Bill Kapaun
First thing is measure your chain.
I like to measure a 3' section if i have the chain off the bike. It reduces the human error to 1/3.
Wear up to 1/16"/foot is considered acceptable.
At 3/32"/foot, time to replace.
IF the chain is good, it's a promising sign for the cassette/or FW being good.
IF excessively worn, probably not.
Chain rings last much longer, but if the other parts are excessively worn, they will wear much faster.

Why go to all the trouble to remove the chain, when these little tools exist? They should be in every tool box.

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