Old 04-07-20, 09:54 AM
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The chain and cogs wear together and if you change the chain at the appropriate interval (I've heard it's at 50% of usable life), you don't need to change the cogs and will still have good shifting performance. This should be more economical since it's possible to have the cogs last through a couple of chains. I've never done this opting to wait until the drivetrain needs to be replaced as a unit.
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