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  1. Because you (or someone else) took your chain off your bike and put it back on incorrectly. It goes on the other side of the tab.

  2. Because it is routed on the wrong side. The chain should be on the camera side.

  3. Don’t worry we’ve all done it.

    And I’m looking to all lying mofos who say they didn’t 🙂

  4. Just take a look at the mounting instructions on maker site and you’ll get why. Anyway it’s not a big issue if you noticed the rubbing after a short while: take the chain off and follow instructions.

  5. WarCrimeWhoopsies on

    Anyone who says they’ve never done this is a flat out liar. It happens op. Just route it correctly next time

  6. I rode 1600 km like that and only after fixing it I realises how much quieter it runs😭

  7. shining_metapod on

    I have done this a couple of times on different bikes. I wish there was a trick to easily know which side the chain should be on.

  8. giraffeonabike66 on

    I’ve done it twice. It will be OK. The chain material is much harder than the aluminium tab. The tab does not give strength to the cage. Buy a chain checker and check regularly for wear.

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