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[QUOTE="FruDaddy, post: 1216597, member: 63076"] If you need a new chain, then you need new sprockets, if you are just puttng around, then the worn chain will probably be OK. If you put a new chain on worn sprockets, then you will accelerate the wear of the chain, so you will just have to repalce it again in a month (when you do the sprockets). Of course, when you do replace everything, you can put the mildly worn chain in a box in case you ever need a spare. I wouldn't do it, but you can if you want. [/QUOTE]
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