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  • is this useable?
  • tails
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    or would you buy it? I haven't used gears in years so am struggling to judge.

    bassspine
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    very hard to tell from looking at a photo. How worn was the last chain on it?

    tails
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    its not mine i might buy it but the second biggest cog looks worn in my opinion but i haven't run gears since 05

    bassspine
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    I wouldn't buy a second hand cassette – it's just too hard to tell if it is too worn to work with a new chain.

    Unless it was at a very good price of course 🙂

    tails
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    thanks for your answers

    NikNak7890
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    IT looks pretty badly worn to me, Each crescent (where the chain link sits into) should be a half round, a lot of those look like they're starting to elongate.

    Here's an example of a badly worn cassette:

    bassspine
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    no worries. Are you straying away from the singlespeed fold?

    tails
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    cheers niknak they do look similar.

    bassspine possibly i'm selling one frame to fund another the current frame has an EBB where as the new one has vertical dropouts although I can buy horizontal ones also, I'm going to run one times nine until I can source some dropouts then see how i feel.

    bassspine
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    I hear talk of one by nine but no-one ever seems to suggest three by one. 😕

    tails
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    would that work you'd need a rear mech to tension the chain, bet sheldon brown done it

    proffarnsworth
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    bassspine – Member

    I hear talk of one by nine but no-one ever seems to suggest three by one.

    i run 2 by 1 on one of my roadbikes.

    tails
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    best get rid of the pic as the seller is a forum user and don't wanna offend.

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