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Sarge013 on
Nope, looks good to me from this photo.
Was previously a certified bike tech.
slammed_stem1 on
This is fine!!
On my stiffer gravel races, I ride a 40 x 44-10, and has a good amount of give in the chain. On faster races, I ride a 46 x 44-10, and my chain looks like yours. Never faulted me under 300w efforts.
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Nope, looks good to me from this photo.
Was previously a certified bike tech.
This is fine!!
On my stiffer gravel races, I ride a 40 x 44-10, and has a good amount of give in the chain. On faster races, I ride a 46 x 44-10, and my chain looks like yours. Never faulted me under 300w efforts.
You’ll be set!!
Looks one link too short