Re: [occ2] Chain Length

From: "sammy vega vegasammy@PROTECTED [occ2]" <occ2@PROTECTED>

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Date: April 28th 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC8_ndnXJUY

Tech Tuesday #17: Chain Sizing: The Easy Way & The Hard Way

For a more thorough presentation, watch "How To Size A Bicycle Chain" https://youtu.be/O0YibMDWBAw Calvin runs through the two ways to size a chain in this #TechTuesday. Questions or comments? Leave them below! Get a more in-depth look at chains with our Chain Repair Help videos ︎ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list ...

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From: occ2@PROTECTED <occ2@PROTECTED> on behalf of Bob Ravera RLRavera@PROTECTED [occ2] <occ2@PROTECTED>
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2021 1:11 PM
To: occ2 Subscriber <vegasammy@PROTECTED>
Subject: [occ2] Chain Length

From: RLRavera@PROTECTED

I will be putting a new chain (Sram PC 1051) on a Sram 10 speed and I don't have an old chain to count out the links.

From what I've seen on the internet, the method of putting the chain on the small ring & small rear cog, threading it thru the derailleur and them tensioning the chain so it doesn't rub against itself at the rear derailleur seems reasonable.

Does this work well? Any better suggestions or tricks of the trade?

Bob Ravera

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