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Old 10-27-20, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by cyccommute
I don’t know what you are doing but I can’t recall ever replaced a chainwheel due to chain wear. Even if you went an extra 1/16” of an inch over, you shouldn’t have to replace chainring. I’d agree that you might end up having to replace the cassette but not the chainring.

I get 3000 to 3500 miles per chain and 3 to 4 chains to each cassette.
I don't keep records of how many miles per chain but I estimate about 5K miles. I always change the cassette when I change the chain. Like ecyccomute says, the chainwheels don't see any appreciable wear from the chain. When I can ride like Peter Sagan I will change more often.
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