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• #2
Yeah 2500km on a large chainring isn't great, but if you've been pretty slack at looking after your chain you're going to see some accelerated wear.
It doesn't look totally cooked to me though - I reckon you've worn your cassette more than anything. A very worn chain will wear out a cassette very quickly. Try replacing that first - if it doesn't solve the issue then chainrings are the next item to swap out.
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• #4
In my limited experience, mostly from cx, mud and dust can really accelerate wear on these parts. Especially if there is any clay or sand involved. 2500km doesn't seem like a lot but if it was getting a good pasting every ride without a thorough clean that doesn't seem out of the ordinary.
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• #5
if it is slipping, it is going to be over the rear sprocket, not round the front chainring.
I fitted a GRX 600 2x11s 46/30 chain set to my Ultegra Di2 equipped bike in Jan. Now with approx 2500km worth of riding, quite a bit of it off road, I'm getting chain slip under heavy load and the teeth on the big ring seem pretty worn.
I realised a bit late that the chain was very worn and replaced it, sounds much better but that's when the slipping started. I've not been great with cleaning/maintenance but do have a proper deep clean every so often. I just can't work out how the chainring could be worn so quickly.
Any thoughts? pics of the chainring attached.
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