Old 06-08-20, 04:57 AM
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If the previous chain was worn, then you probably need to replace the cassette as well.

New chain on a worn cassette does exactly what you describe. This is a textbook example.

I know it looks and feels like it is trying to shift up a cog, but what is actually happening is that the chain is lifting up of the cog.

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