chainstay protectors ....
merlie
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are they worth it ?
I'm looking at getting this for my medium sized spesh rockhopper comp ...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... V6CO2CI6R7
Qu. will this medium sized protector be the right size for my 19" rockhopper ?
I'm looking at getting this for my medium sized spesh rockhopper comp ...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... V6CO2CI6R7
Qu. will this medium sized protector be the right size for my 19" rockhopper ?
09 Rockhopper Comp
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Specialized make their own chainstay protectors, which might be your best bet
http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Specialized-Chainstay-Sleeve-Frame-Protection_4875.htm
Definitely worth having to save your frame and kill the horrible sound of chainslap.0 -
A piece of old innertube and a couple of cable ties, job done.Northwind wrote: It's like I covered it in superglue and rode it through ebay.0
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I think it's worth putting something there, whether it's the ol' inner tube trick or a dedicated neoprene guard.0
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Yes, they do indeed work.
They'll cut down on noise as well.
Joe.0 -
ive got some Kevlar wire protector role from a harrier jump jet xD works brilliantly and i doubt the chain could bash through that.0
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have you considered heli tape
does anyone know where to buy itI assume this is French petrol - be careful in reverse - the car will retreat rapidly at the least provocation.0 -
You can get good helicopter tape here.
They also do framewrap for your chainstay.
http://www.biketart.com/products/biketape
Joe.0 -
I have bought BikeTape from either on ebay or HEREMy Website - Trail Centre info for the UK: MTB Trail Time0