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12-16-01 | 10:41 PM
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roadbuzz
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Worn teeth on your chainrings (most often caused by riding with a worn chain) will also cause your chain to jump. If the teeth on your chainring look narrow and pointed, compared to a new chainring, replace it/them.
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