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Old 12-17-08 | 08:47 AM
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From: Old Peoplesville
Originally Posted by dekindy
If there was any logic in what you are proposing then you would have to replace the wheel everytime that you replaced the chain and/or cassetee. Nobody would ever consider doing that. What prompted you to consider this in the first place?
here is my "logic"......I bought my bike used...its an 07, and didnt have alot of miles.
I purchased a new wheelset, and am getting ready to put them on the bike, then I thought about the cassette and chain and maintenance.

Since I dont know the exact mileage of the old cassette and chain I figured when I put the new wheelset on, I would put a new cassette and chain on. That way, I know the EXACT mileage on each component and can keep track with maintenance...extending the life of ALL three components.

I'm not a moron and would not consider replacing the wheelset EVERYTIME I changed the cassette and chain......that's not what I was asking.
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