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Old 05-10-26 | 08:19 AM
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rosefarts
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Originally Posted by Duragrouch
Hmm... thinking why... narrow-wides have every other teeth wider, so more resistant to wear, the narrow teeth are standard width. So my guess is this results in different speed of wear between narrow and wide, resulting in length mismatch at a very local level. Maybe not, as the wide teeth will still be pushing on the same width roller (and not the inner sideplates, hopefully), so perhaps the roller contact point is the exact same width as the narrow teeth. Curiouser and curiouser.
A properly maintained drivetrain will last a really long time. A cassette will last many years of heavy mountain biking if you don't run a worn out chain.

To say that a chainring will only last through 2.cassettes is like saying that your chainring will last 5-6 years with proper maintenance. I can live with that.
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