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I doubt they're all at exactly the same stage of elongation, so surely only one will be getting the full force applied through it?
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I doubt they're all at exactly the same stage of elongation, so surely only one will be getting the full force applied through it?
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The more heavily loaded ones will wear faster, so eventually everything gets synched up.
Duplex and Triplex chain is a pretty ordinary thing in power transmission, albeit with rivets all the way across and shared side plates
gbj_tester
Trying to count the chainrings is a mindfuck. Assuming theres 5, is there any logical reason to run that many chains? Incase 4 snap? Just seems like it would be a bitch to clean