Rocky Mountain chain suck protector

[FluffyChicken]

Has anyone got any pictures of the chainsuck protectors rocky mountain bolted to their frame circa 1993. I have a I think thick plastic strip where I guess has the protector bolted in to it.

I'm also guessing I'll need to make/have it made and they are not an off the shelf model ?

Plastic strip circled on the chainstay.

 

[RockiMtn]

95 vertex? 6th picture down.

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=155473

also have one on the dekerf, that might be similar.

 

[FluffyChicken]

I assume it's the same, do you still have that frame and could grab a better picture.

Looks like a sheet of Alu just roughly chopped out.

 

[al]

I assume it's the same, do you still have that frame and could grab a better picture.

Looks like a sheet of Alu just roughly chopped out.

It was exactly that.

A thick flat alloy plate with 3 steps cut into it, they did the job though. I had one on my Altitude.

al.

 

[benbonty]

Those Action-Tec dry valves are still available if you want a new one!

 

[FMJ]

Today is your lucky day. Picked up an Altitude frame this afternoon.

 

[FluffyChicken]

Excellent
That a 1996 Altitude


ben, Yep was told about them a while ago, $7 from them but then there is shipping on top. That's low down the list.

 

[matthew71]

Today is your lucky day. Picked up an Altitude frame this afternoon.

you cannot go wrong with fmj help
dose the plate screw straight into the stay,like a bottle cage bolt ? and is there ever any trouble with stay cracking ?

 

[Rally_cat]

I've got a Karma giveaway on this nackered Thin Air if you're interested.

 

[FluffyChicken]

I've just noticed these are both 2-bolt one's, mine seems to have three holes (you cannot see the 3rd but you can in this picture.
I'll have a feel around once cleaned out for threads.
I would also need it profiled for 110BCD rings, I know Ringles came in the various profiles for the different ring