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Can you use a new 8/9 speed chainring with an old (6/7) speed chain?
Well, can you?
I mean obviously in principle you *can*, but are there any particular problems or gotchas to watch out for? -- (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ ;; Perl ... is the Brittney Spears of programming - easily accessible ;; but, in the final analysis, empty of any significant thought ;; Frank Adrian on Slashdot, 21st July 2003 |
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Can you use a new 8/9 speed chainring with an old (6/7) speed chain?
Simon Brooke wrote:
Well, can you? Yeah, go on :-) I mean obviously in principle you *can*, but are there any particular problems or gotchas to watch out for? I don't think so. In fact some 7sp chains are the same overall width as 8sp, aren't they? /Internal/ widths of all are virtually the same anyway. ~PB |
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Can you use a new 8/9 speed chainring with an old (6/7) speed chain?
"Simon Brooke" wrote in message ... Well, can you? I mean obviously in principle you *can*, but are there any particular problems or gotchas to watch out for? I've been doing exactly this on my good bike since about March. No problems to report so far. It's only a temporary thing 'till it goes 9-speed and it hasn't done an enormous mileage with this set-up (c.1200 miles). So, not sure about problems in principle, or long term, but seems to work OK to me Having just reread the subject line maybe I should clarify: my set-up has a new 9/10 speed chainset and 7 speed chain. I'm not sure if 6 speed chains are much different. tony R. |
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