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might be worthwhile checking over your chain ring and cog for any signs of damage, bent or heavily worn teeth etc, just to be on the safe side. Also when you fit the new chain, it should be not too tight and not too slack, if you hold your chain and wiggle it up and down, should have an inch or 2 movement.