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bent cog teeth?
Thinking it was a rear der problem, I adjusted it a couple times. But
in the middle cog I would get a jingle sound. After close examination it looks like a couple of the cog teeth may be bent. I'm using shimano 9 speed, with the new SRAM 9 speed chain. Is it safe, or should I bend what looks likes the offending cog teeth, or just put up with the jingle? The new SRAM chain looks wider, then their older version, but how would I know. |
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bent cog teeth?
Bend away slowly
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