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[QUOTE="MikeT, post: 174122, member: 21398"] Ya, thats it. I'm just upset with them not Jaybird or you BigDog. I have also learned from this whole chain experience that a well maintained oring with decent sprockets will last a long time. If you aren't concerned about weight even steel sprockets are an option. Steel will last a long time with a good oring chain. I was originally worried about the tiny power loss from an oring chain but now after riding it, it's not so bad. [/QUOTE]
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