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  1. "Art Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Tom Nakashima said:

    Which Shimano chains are these? I'm interested.

    Shimano HG-53 9-speed chain. I bought several on sale at Nashbar last
    year. Think I paid $9.99. Nashbar currently has the HG-73 chain on sale
    for $12.99 and you can get 10% off that with Coupon Code TKA6.

    Art Harris

    Thanks Art,
    -tom

  2. Neal said:

    I read the recent discussion here about checking chain wear and I tried several
    methods to check my Campy 10 speed chain. Campy states in their instructions
    the the maximum lenght for six links is 132.6 mm. My chain has about 2700 miles
    on it and it measured about 132.5 using accurate calipers. If I measure 12
    inches using a straight edge, the chain shows hardly any wear. It is bearly 12
    1/32". So, I really don't know if my chain needs to be replaced or not. Which
    method should I use? The chain is not making any excessive noise and the
    shifting is perfect.

    In my opinion, the chain is still OK to keep in service, but it is
    showing enough wear to merit checking on a regular basis. The fact
    that it still shifts OK is not an indicator of suitablility for
    continued use; many worn-out chains will still shift well. The
    important thing is to replace it before the chain's wear starts to
    increase the rate of wear of the sprockets.
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