Bash Guard numbers...

felix.london

When a bash guard says (for example) 34t. Is that the size of the bash guard (same size as a 34t ring) or is that the number of teeth in the middle ring that it should be covering? :?

cooldad

Yes.

nicklouse

it is what it if for. if you have a 34 ring to cover then you use a 34T bash.

felix.london

that's what I presumed, it was the 40t Bash I saw that sewed the seed of doubt. Cheers.

And one more while I've got your attention;

Could this Saint 46t(!) crankset be easily converted to a double (22/32) and bash with standard 104 BCD bits

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=3404

nicklouse

unlikely. unless it has the 64mm bcd holes and they are threaded.