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Old 06-12-20 | 09:48 AM
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Miele Man
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Originally Posted by Chuckles1
Not where I live: money doesn't grow on trees here!
Ever hear the saying, "Penny wise and pound* foolish"? That can apply to chains, freewheels or cassettes. Put a new chain on a badly worn cassette or freewheels and if it works (highly unlikely) you'll get rapid wear on the chain and cogs and will end up having to replace them a lot sooner. Or the chain can skip at an inopportune time and cause an accident. Yes, you save a bit by not replacing the cassette/freewheel when you replace a badly worn chain but at the least you'll probably have to make another trip to the shop for the cassette/freewheel when the new chain skips badly.

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*pounds = an English form of money.
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