acton mike
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mu 2016 T100 with 45,000 KM on it has worn out chain and hooked teeth on the sprockets; all of these components are the originals. I have a new chain and new sprockets.
In looking at the replacement sprockets, it appears that they will fit on either way.
So, in what might be the dumbest question ever posed, could I not just turn the original sprockets around so that the new chain would be running on surfaces of the sprockets that are not hooked.
I have the new chain (which I will install) and sprockets and the sprockets were not all that expensive and this is not a case of wanting to pinch pennies but i am genuinely curious. to learn if I can turn the sprockets around. If I can then I will and save the new sprockets for when it is time again to replace the chain and sprockets due to wear
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In looking at the replacement sprockets, it appears that they will fit on either way.
So, in what might be the dumbest question ever posed, could I not just turn the original sprockets around so that the new chain would be running on surfaces of the sprockets that are not hooked.
I have the new chain (which I will install) and sprockets and the sprockets were not all that expensive and this is not a case of wanting to pinch pennies but i am genuinely curious. to learn if I can turn the sprockets around. If I can then I will and save the new sprockets for when it is time again to replace the chain and sprockets due to wear
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