Thread: Chain Tensioning
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Re: Chain Tensioning
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Originally Posted by Oblarg View Post
You could always consider using belts. Much less headache that way, and they're more efficient/make less noise, to boot!
If anything, c-c distance is much more critical with belts than it is with chain.
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