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Chain Wear Indicator VAR CH-04900
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Chain Wear Indicator VAR CH-04900

VAR CH-04900 chain wear indicator with 0.75% and 1.0% wear gauges. Quickly checks chain elongation and helps prevent premature cassette and chainring wear.

17,90 €
Price includes VAT 24% (delivery: Estonia).
Available to order, delivery to warehouse in 4 working days
Product code: VACH04900C
Delivery within Estonia from 2,10 € · free on orders from 50 €
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Overview

Chain Wear Indicator VAR CH-04900

VAR CH-04900 is a practical and easy-to-use chain wear indicator designed for quickly checking bicycle chain wear. Regular chain inspection helps identify excessive chain elongation before it causes premature wear to the cassette and front chainrings.

The tool features two wear indicators – 0.75% and 1.0%, allowing cyclists and mechanics to assess chain condition and determine when replacement is necessary. Measurements are quick and can be performed without removing the chain from the bicycle.

A 0.75% wear reading indicates that the chain should be replaced as soon as possible to help prevent excessive cassette wear. A 1.0% wear reading indicates significant chain wear, at which point cassette replacement may also be necessary. The front chainrings should also be inspected for wear.

Technical specifications:

  • Manufacturer: VAR
  • Model: CH-04900
  • Type: Bicycle chain wear indicator
  • Measurement thresholds: 0.75% and 1.0%
  • 0.75% reading: Chain replacement recommended
  • 1.0% reading: Significant chain wear; inspect cassette and chainrings
  • Application: Checking bicycle chain wear and elongation