Chain Slip
Mral01
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Just fitted a new 9 speed chain to my Carrera Fury 2010 model.
Chains the same length as before but now it slips as I put presure on. Any ideas?
Thanks
Chains the same length as before but now it slips as I put presure on. Any ideas?
Thanks
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Possibly the chain is the wrong size - you need to measure it on the bike, not against the old one which will be stretched.
Or more likely the cassette needs replacing.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
You should really replace the chain and cassette at the same time, as they mesh together and wear at the same rate.0
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Not really, just before the wear in one damages the other.I don't do smileys.
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cooldad wrote:Not really, just before the wear in one damages the other.
Is that not the same thing? Ish you explained it better but that's what I meant!0 -
It's not just the cassette either, the chainrings will often fail to mesh with a new chain.
Some people say to buy cheap chains and replace often - I prefer to just ride the same chain/sprockets and chainrings until they're absolutely totally buggered, then replace the lot.
I usually get about 2 or 3 years out of a set.0 -
I had to replace my cassette when I got a new chain. New chain went fine when there was no pressure on it, ie on the stand, then as soon as you took it out on a ride and put some force through it it just skipped off. (I bought the bike 2nd hand and it had been well used).0
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Thanks for the replys guys!0