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If you need to replace your crankset, should you also replace the chain and the rear cassette?
Assume you have a crankset still in its first (slightly worn) chain/cassette, which needs replacing
for some reason...
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Quoted message said:If you need to replace your crankset, should you also replace the chain and the rear cassette?
Assume you have a crankset still in its first (slightly worn) chain/cassette, which needs
replacing for some reason...
Depends on the wear. I'd only replace if there's chain skip under power.
David
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