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It's getting exciting, about time too.
Agreed...
But what is this chainguard Chris Boardman was on about???
I also was puzzled with this so had a look on the web and could not see anything that would stop the chain hopping off the bottom ring ... not that it would of matted much as he was pulling a big gear as they all do ... so like when you flick it across with the shifter you will never succeed on such a steep climb[/quote]
But what is this chainguard Chris Boardman was on about???
I also was puzzled with this so had a look on the web and could not see anything that would stop the chain hopping off the bottom ring ... not that it would of matted much as he was pulling a big gear as they all do ... so like when you flick it across with the shifter you will never succeed on such a steep climb[/quote]
red_riviera
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fingers":qen59qu0 said:
probably this sort of thing:
http://www.slimmerandfitter.com/cycling ... er-review/
suburbanreuben
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Waddya mean? The top guys have been fighting for survival from day 2. It's been hard , and it's been brutal! Best tour for years!REKIBorter":2rmhlsfb said:
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kaiser":iknq4cem said:r_r top work on the dream teamwhat your overall position?
I think I was 80-something out of 1600 teams last night. Don't think i'll get near the Fantasy TDF prizes though!
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red_riviera":3d2207dc said:
That's an off-road thing, surely.
Story now is that AS DID have one fitted but it was bent! :?
I can't see how any device would help if the limit screws on both front and rear derailleur were correctly adjusted! :shock:
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Steve Kish":37ym697l said:
they push so hard on big rings , when they shift on lower ring , the chain jumps and that device is supposed to stop that .
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