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Your chain needs to be replaced when it has stretched by a significant amount – 0.5 per cent stretch is the usual threshold for 11- or 12-speed chains, while 9- or 10-speed chains are generally...
Our complete guide to bike chains introduces the different speeds used on various bikes, how to fit them and how to tell when they're worn.
Jan 6, 2021 · If you have a one-speed or two-speed bike, replace your chain as it reaches 1% wear - so when 10 links measures 25.65cm. Figures like these are obviously very difficult to gauge with a normal ruler, which is why we'd advise the use of a chain wear indicator.
Single Speeds and fixed gears will have either a 3/32” or 1/8" drivetrain. Both works with some pros and cons. Just make sure the chain you choose is compatible. Fortunately, 1/8" chains work on 1/8" and 3/32” drivetrains while 3/32” chains only work on 3/32” drivetrains.
Feb 17, 2017 · Extend the life of the more expensive parts of your bike and learn when it's time to replace your chain. This video walks through several methods for measuring chain wear, and it includes a...
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When fitting a new chain, or refitting your existing one, it is important to route it correctly. We show you the correct way, as well as some simple tips to ...
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You'll need to remove the rear wheel from your bike in order to replace the drive belt, but everything can be done with everyday tools. Find a bike chain that ensures your transmission is smooth and positive, seamlessly linking the chain assist to your gear shifts.
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