Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Bluesky Threads When peddling a certain part of the chain seems to skip/jump so I want to try replacing it and see if the issue is resolved. Just unsure which chain I require as well as any tools, I appreciate any help given. by SnooApples8319 Bicycling Bike Bike Repair Biking Cycling Repair
RECAR77 on May 14, 2024 4:56 am it’s a 10 speed chain. you can use any 10s chain that isn’t Campagnolo specific and is long enough. but the 2 smallest cogs on your cassette look very worn and the next 3 show very progressed signs of wear. I assume only changing the chain would amplify your issues. you likely need to also change the cassette and maybe even the chainring(s)
mimaxblack on May 14, 2024 6:10 am Fully agree with RECAR77, cassette, chain, chain ring(s). Have you ever lubricated drivetrain before, because looks dry, or you just bought SH bike.
squirlybumrush on May 14, 2024 7:47 am If your chain is skipping you will need to replace your cassette and possibly chainrings too.
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it’s a 10 speed chain. you can use any 10s chain that isn’t Campagnolo specific and is long enough.
but the 2 smallest cogs on your cassette look very worn and the next 3 show very progressed signs of wear.
I assume only changing the chain would amplify your issues. you likely need to also change the cassette and maybe even the chainring(s)
https://www.sram.com/de/sram/models/cn-1031-a1
Fully agree with RECAR77, cassette, chain, chain ring(s). Have you ever lubricated drivetrain before, because looks dry, or you just bought SH bike.
If your chain is skipping you will need to replace your cassette and possibly chainrings too.