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  1. I hate to replace the chain, it is only 7 years old and in daily use.
    Usually I just use sandpaper and oil it down. Never had to replace a link
    yet. Usually keep it in Boeshield, but this Spring it got nailed in rain and
    went totally rust color. A neighbor thought he'd do me a big favor and used
    his Powered Jet Washer with really HOT water to clean the bent. Well apart
    from ripping off the enamel, it left the chain without any wax and when the
    Acid Rains came...it went dark rust color/ The chain goes in the garbage in
    a couple of months anyway (reason I said I don't want to replace
    it)...figured it had a few hundred miles left on it. Most of my chains last
    6-8 years when kept waxed in winter and Tri-Flo with Teflon in Summer.

    Joshua
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  2. How long do your sprockets and chain rings last? I can't imagine a new
    chain working on cogs that have been used with one chain for 6-8 years.
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    Quoted message said:

    I hate to replace the chain, it is only 7 years old and in daily use.
    Usually I just use sandpaper and oil it down. Never had to replace a link
    yet. Usually keep it in Boeshield, but this Spring it got nailed in rain


    and

    Quoted message said:

    went totally rust color. A neighbor thought he'd do me a big favor and


    used

    Quoted message said:

    his Powered Jet Washer with really HOT water to clean the bent. Well apart
    from ripping off the enamel, it left the chain without any wax and when


    the

    Quoted message said:

    Acid Rains came...it went dark rust color/ The chain goes in the garbage


    in

    Quoted message said:

    a couple of months anyway (reason I said I don't want to replace
    it)...figured it had a few hundred miles left on it. Most of my chains


    last

    Quoted message said:

    6-8 years when kept waxed in winter and Tri-Flo with Teflon in Summer.

    Joshua
    ******

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