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16-01-2004, 16:40
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Re: Preseason Rant: Don't Go with #25 Chain in the last leg of your drive train!
I'm curious - It doesn't look like anyone here has mentiond who MANUFACTURES the chain that they use.
Just because a chain meets ANSI spec, does not mean they are created equal. The life expectancy of a #25 chain (or any size chain for that matter) will vary greatly depending on who made it. I suspect that this argument might quickly be shown to be apples vs. oranges if the manufacturer were included in the statements. Team x: "We've been using Cubic Zirconium Brand #25 chain for years and we've never broken one yet." Team y: "You must be wrong, our Muchocheapo #25 chains break every round!" The problem with anecdotal evidence is that you never seem to get the whole anecdote. |
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