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Wow that's even less than I found the last time, it was around 10-15 pound.
Buying a good chain wear tool would be great way to minimise the time to change the chains.
It was at around 4000 km according to Park tool, but I tried using shimano cn41 to find out it still good and it indicate to change at when at last reaching around 7000 km
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Buying a good chain wear tool would be great way to minimise the time to change the chains.
n that case, get a cassette wear checker too, even if your chain is slightly worn, it doesn't mean your cassette have yet to worn.
11 speed chain wear out significally quicker too, mean it need replacing more often.
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Nah you were right - price difference between Tiagra 4700 and 105 5800 was under five quid.
Quite a few of the 105 parts were cheaper than Tiagra, including the brifters by £22. I think only the chainset, cassette and rear mech were more expensive.