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Old 11-04-25 | 07:32 AM
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lyle.coop
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From: NYC

Bikes: Canyon Ultimate CF SL Disc, Canyon Spectral

Originally Posted by veganbikes
I would say that chain is too long if you went down in chainring sizes by 4 teeth you will need to shorten your chain. That is always the case. Also use your gears, don't be afraid to shift into a smaller cog it is pretty normal to use all of them that is why they made cassettes with those ranges.
Took off a link. Chain looks much better in the small cassette cog. Thanks!!!
  1. So after the ride with the "LONG" chain, I noticed the chain was rubbing against the protective foam material on my frame. And it lightly scratched the carbon.
  2. Rode the next day with the "SHORT" chain. I put some electrical tape on in that area before the ride. After the ride I saw the electrical tape was split.
Maybe the 28T oval ring (Absolute Black) is too small for my frame. When the rotation is on the smaller section of chainring the chain seems to get too close to the frame. Is there anything I can do about it?

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