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  • What is the quickest you've ever worn out a drivetrain?
  • skidsareforkids
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    As above really. What is the shortest amount of time it has taken anyone to wear out a drivetrain? I don't mean break a chain, I just mean wear out to the point of slipping and general uselessness…

    samuri
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    So wearing the cogs down or breaking part of the machinery?

    I've broken brand new BB's in the car park. Lots of people have. It's called 'ISIS'.

    I guess under normal circumstances, I've worn out a chainring in about 6 months on a mountain bike.

    This took me about a year though.

    missingfrontallobe
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    6 months, full LX drivetrain (chain, cassette, two chainrinhs, middle & inner) on my first real mountain bike back in 1996. Kept on applying lube without ever really cleaning any off. Was also using a wet lube year round, and "didn't" know that chains needed replacing!

    Since used a Rohloff chain checker regularly and change chains as needed.

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