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    Changing rear sprocket

    I,m wanting to replace my rear sprocket back to stock,its a 48 tooth and stock is 52.
    My question is do I have to replace the front sprocket and chain as well,I know ideally
    its preferable to do so but is it absolutely neccessary.....I,m on a tight budget...
    P.S. I know that the chain thats on will fit ,there,s plenty of adjustment.


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    i say no.

    other people say yes.

    other people will tell you to replace a chain and two sprockets all at the same time.

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    As long as the chain isn't too worn replacing just the sprocket will be fine. Its recommended to change them all at once because a worn part will wear out the new part quicker, so it stands to reason if none of your parts are too worn, you only need to replace one.
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    Thanks guys for the advice I think i,ll just change the sprocket as nothing looks too worn...


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