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It is however a lot easier to cart around a chain tool and a replacement chain than a replacement generator.

• bryanlarsen 4y ago
  Which I do on longer rides, but they only seem to break on casual rides when I don't have them. But I've also broken frames and taco'd wheels. Should I bring spares for those? That generator can probably do a million miles.
  • soared 4y ago
    You must be putting your bikes through hell and never maintaining them. There are no instances where a chain should break if properly maintained and replaced at the end of its life.
    • bryanlarsen 4y ago
      It's happened twice. Once was on a really old chain. The other I'm not as sure. I'm a heavy guy. If I use my weight I can put a lot of torque on the pedal.