Want to convert my Voodoo Bokor into a 2 by 9

Hi, first off i've been using my bokor for 3 months now and it's epic (Better than my old rockhopper) But i ride the bike like you would a full sus, big jumps drops fast tight turns. The Chainslap is driving me nuts even with a chainstay protector.
After looking into it more i found the culprit. I ride on the middle ring. Never the big one. So i want to take the big 50 tooth or something ring off and slap on a bashguard and chain guide for 2 ring small and middle. But i can't see any mounting points for a chainguide. Can someone give me ideas? do i need to get a new bb with external cups?
Do i also need a clutch rear mech? I just want the sound of chain slap gone and only there if i hit something very wrong.
I Was thinking that i could install a external cup bb and put a bb mounted chainguide. Of course, with new cranks
Thanks. Merry new years fellow riders!
After looking into it more i found the culprit. I ride on the middle ring. Never the big one. So i want to take the big 50 tooth or something ring off and slap on a bashguard and chain guide for 2 ring small and middle. But i can't see any mounting points for a chainguide. Can someone give me ideas? do i need to get a new bb with external cups?
Do i also need a clutch rear mech? I just want the sound of chain slap gone and only there if i hit something very wrong.
I Was thinking that i could install a external cup bb and put a bb mounted chainguide. Of course, with new cranks
Thanks. Merry new years fellow riders!
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I can't seem to find a 9speed clutch rear mech. Do they even make one? thanks.
In theory you can use a Sram 9spd shifter, Shimano 10spd clutch+ mech with a 5.5-6mm spacer under the cable.
But I'd look at things like chain length first. Or live with it.
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Very unusual but ok... Don't buy a bash guard though, or the chain will slap against that! Don't do what cooldad says though, whilst what he said is true, it is not worth the cost and complication, as he said, but backing it up. Are you sure it's not that the chain is slapping against the side of the front derailleur and not the outer ring?
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