It has been so long since I’ve owned a standard road derailleur bike that I
don’t remember if chain slap protectors were normally used on road bikes.

My third-hand Roadeo does not have one but I see no chain damage to the
stay; does this mean that, riding on pavement or, at worst, on firm dirt,
that a chain on a 50/34 t ring combination is always high enough not to
bang the paint?

I do hear the chain slapping the cage on roughish pavement descents, but
again, no sign of chainstay paint damage.

Should I install one just in case?

If so, then next question: I’ve got some very old but NOS and rather nice
real chromed metal cs protectors but they are so old that the glue has
probably dried up. Can I attach to the chainstay paint with a strategic
number of little contact cement points (applying cement lightly to both
surfaces, let dry, press)?

Sorry, no twine or used tubes on this bike.

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