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kurtis.randle 02-04-09 11:41 AM

chain and sprockets
 
is there any point in buying standard steal sprokets and a profesional chain , or do people use the chain twice even know they say change at the same time ?? as i can only seem to find standard sprokets

Geoffrey 02-04-09 11:43 AM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
a worn chain speeds up the wear of the sprockets and vice versa.

kurtis.randle 02-04-09 11:56 AM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Geoffrey (Post 1848791)
a worn chain speeds up the wear of the sprockets and vice versa.


is there any point in buying standard steal sprokets and a profesional chain thou ,as iff your going to replace at the same time surely u should get standard chain as well??

dirtydog 02-04-09 12:08 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
what exactly do you mean by a "professional chain"?

kurtis.randle 02-04-09 12:12 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtydog (Post 1848827)
what exactly do you mean by a "professional chain"?

#Theres the standard one then the top quality profesional one .
surely you can use the pro one more than onece you pay the extra monny dont you or is that piontless monny spent?

if you have to change it at the same time?

dosnt deem to of streched that much and looks like its in good con still thats the chain im talking about sprokets are gone.

jambo 02-04-09 12:13 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
Original chains are DID endless items.
Original sprockets are steel.

Both do a very good job, most chains come with a rivet link so you don't have to remove the swing arm (not that this is impossible or a bad time to re-grease all the bearings).

You can get alloy sprockets which are lighter. They wear much faster and for a road bike they are of deeply questionable benefits for anything other than aesthetics.

Jambo

Edit: "Professional" is rather meaningless, I'd suggest going for an O or X ring chain from a known manufacturer such as AFAIM, DID, Tsubaki etc..

Geoffrey 02-04-09 12:14 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
both chris and dave recommend steel sprockets and a quality chain, have a look on the b anc c express website.

kurtis.randle 02-04-09 12:16 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Geoffrey (Post 1848838)
both chris and dave recommend steel sprockets and a quality chain, have a look on the b anc c express website.


but then the steel sprokets look alot and feel by touch alot worn than the cain , whats the website please.

yorkie_chris 02-04-09 12:18 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
Professional chain? What's it done its degree in?

dirtydog 02-04-09 12:18 PM

Re: chain and sprokets
 
yeah you probably could use the chain with new sprockets.
I only ever use standard O ring chains and steel sprockets and I normally change them at the same time. The stuff I normally get costs me around £90 for the chain and sprockets whereas a DID premium X ring gold chain will cost you £90 without sprockets


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