Old 04-19-17, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by merlinextraligh
I'd resize the chain. Far better to have too much chain so it wont wrap in the small/small combination, than not enough to go in the big/big.

Someday you'll inadvertently shift into the big/big, and it can be a very expensive misshift.
Yes, I understand, but when I'm in the small/small the chain is almost hitting the 2 pulleys and there is very little tension in the spring. I am afraid that adding one more link to the chain will create a problem at the other extreme.
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