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The Chain Guide c.guide eco is the world's lightest chain guide, it holds the chain silently and reliably in position. It fits to many riding styles.
The reason I purchased this chain guide was; my chain would get stuck in between my frame and crank. Since I've installed this guide, I have not had this problem. Again, it is cheap, and you get what you pay for. With that being said, once this thing breaks, I'll go up to the V.2 for $50 without hesitation. Much rawkage.
16 Apr 2012 The quest for a small, simple, quiet, smooth-running and maintenance-free lower chain guide has been on for more than 20 years. This widget from German company Bionicon, famed for their adjustable travel and geometry full-suspension bikes, could be the missing link in the fight against chain loss.
Launched in December 2013, the Bionicon eco chainguide has exceeded all of our expectations. Stepping out of the shadow of our best selling c.guide v.02 was a huge challenge but our engineering team have pulled off a new masterpiece. The result: the best and lightest c.guide ever! Thanks to the material characteristics
27 Dec 2013 Some bikes do not come with ISCG tabs or suitable BB's to easily mount chain guides, and for the last few years Bionicons c.guide has offered a But even keeping in mind that the sleeve is no longer exchangeable as it is the case with the more expensive c.guide v.02, the wear is within good limits.
20 May 2013 The Bionicon C.Guide V.02 has to be one of the most obvious, duh, face-palm bike accessories ever. As soon as I saw it (2011 Interbike), I said, “duh," and slapped my own face. When you see it, you can't help but ask yourself why this wasn't done years ago. The $50 C.Guide is a perfect example of
14 May 2014 A year or so ago I got my hands on one of Bionicon's smart and simple chainguides, which works something like a chain tensioner to keep rattling at bay and create a larger chain wrap around a chainring. Now the German brand has simplified the design making it lighter, cheaper and easier to install.
11 Oct 2012 Back in the early Nineties there was a product called Dave's Chain Device, or DCD for short. You may remember it; you might even have bolted one to your bike all those years ago. Essentially it was a roller sandwiched between two aluminium plates that clamped to the chainstay. The chain ran over the top
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