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[QUOTE="spanky250, post: 167743, member: 20897"] I could be wrong, but I thought Titanium had rather poor abrasion resistance. Not a desirable quality for a moving part in a dirt-filled environment. For the money, Sunstar ( or any of numerous other brands ) steel sprockets are hard to beat. They will outlast four or five aluminum sprockets, and if you have a high-quality, long-lasting chain as well, you are set for a long time. It doesn't make good sense to me to put a super-expensive long-lasting o-ring chain on aluminum sprockets, because when the sprockets are shot, the chain will still have life left, but they should alway be replaced as a set. [/QUOTE]
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