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• #277
no, but chains do
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• #278
Puts thread on ATTENTION. Rates as excellent.
Even if engineers do get it wrong sometime.
I'm with murts......and Ed......and me.
Not the aussie. They're too sophisticated.
Did you all hear that? Aussie and sophisticated....on the same line.
Mental.
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• #279
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• #280
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/brandt/chain-care.html
Riders often speak of "chain stretch" a technically misleading and incorrect term. Chains do not stretch, in the dictionary sense, by elongating the metal by tension. Chains lengthen because their hinge pins and sleeves wear. Chain wear is caused almost exclusively by road grit that enters the chain when it is oiled. Grit adheres to the outside of chains in the ugly black stuff that can get on ones leg, but external grime has little functional effect, being on the outside where it does the chain no harm.
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• #281
:)
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• #282
A quick summary for any latecomers
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• #283
Oh, and no, they don't stretch
Well, I've got family in Australia......
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• #284
How about changing to saying "chains appear to stretch, to the feebleminded"
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• #285
what about those belt drive chains do they strech or is that wear?
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• #286
that would be stretching as it is a belt formed into one piece of material
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• #287
that photo above reminds me of this photo of me from a few years back -
Haha. This guy totally freaks me out - I see him a lot in Battersea always dressed in a variation on that 'outfit.' Worst. Tranny. Ever.
He's certainly got some balls.
Ignore doesn't work... just as well because that is fucking funny.
Threads don't stretch