Old 07-20-19, 05:12 AM
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jlaw
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Originally Posted by operator
This was already instantly true when chains when to 7/8 speed and started peening rivets.

Not new information or technology.
It was news to me when I read this on BF.

I got back into bike mechanics a couple years ago when I built up a new/vintage bike from the frame up. I set it up 2 x 10 and used my trusty 1980's chain tool to size the chain AND push the pin in to get the 10 speed chain back together. I road this bike for quite awhile before I discovered that this was a no-no.

No problems fortunately.
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