Brett wrote: 

*The chain is not particularly worn (I don't have calipers, but it has at 
most a few hundred miles on it). It does have 6 or so extra links spliced 
into it using a second power link in order to accommodate the long chain 
stays.*  The cassette appears to be in ok shape--no shark fins yet. If it 
comes down to replacing parts, I'll start there. The derailleur? It's an 
Altus--basically bullet proof, right? It's limits are set properly. 

I'm having the same problem with my newly built MIT Atlantis. The chain, 
with a few extra links, and cassette are new. I'm not sure but I think the 
chain is binding under load.



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