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Chainring/pulley longevity

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  1. I know drivetrain wear is dependent on many factors, but generally how many miles can I expect
    before needing to replace my chainrings and rear derailer pulleys? For reference: road bike, next to
    no riding in the rain, Campy Record crank and rear derailer, 140-pound racer/rider who understands
    shifting finesse and replaces his chain every 1500-2000 miles.

    More specifically, what symptoms usually indicate that these parts need replacement? I'm not talking
    about obvious shark-toothing, but more subtle cues (poor shifting, noise, chain wear, etc)?

    As ever, thanks in advance.
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    Regards, Gene Tolli

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