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Originally Posted by AdamHeard
The advantage of this style chain system is that it allows you to run a single frame rail, which saves a good deal of weight alone. The sliding bearing blocks also makes it so machining the rails is far easier, with lower tolerance. A geared system is both heavier and requires more precision.
With proper alignment and tensioning, which is pretty easy, chain failure in #25 chain is a complete non-issue.
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And thats why I ask questions!
Do you really need two frame rails to create a geared system? I would imagine that if you created it well enough you could modify this very system so it could be a geared system. If I am wrong please let me know. I am very curious, and obviously ignorant.
