Hebie Chainglider Chainguard - Front - Black

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Purchased both parts to protect the chain of my Raven Tour. Easy to fit, no cutting etc. Oiled new kmc chain with EP90 gear oil. Snapped shut and away!

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After fitting an old Raleigh metal chaincase to my 50s Humber sports and feeling better riding in the recent snow ,salt,and road lakes, I wanted to see whether I could do similar to my Nexus 8(SJS bargain!) utility/day ride parts bin special.I am using a TA cyclotouriste ring 44t ,4mm thick ,1/8in chain .22t SA spocket.Hebie s leaflet says change dished to flat sprocket on Alfine but a retailer told me above 15t ,they are dished.A bit noisy initially,but quietens as" beds in".Fit back bit as instructions, ie smaller bit between inner parts of
chainglider prior to rearmost outer cover.(Initially I did other way round was concerned with poor fitting espec with issue of dished cog and trimmed approx 3mm of the bit where this inner part of the rear section covers the bare cog-Probably unnecessary!)

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I used one of these on a previous bike (a complete system with a rear sprocket cover) and it worked well. Later in its life I took the rear sprocket cover off, since without being able to see the chain it made tensioning awkward, and in any case the chain picks up hardly any dirt at the rear wheel centre. Hence the purchase of the 'front' guard for a current bike. It works as well as it should (i.e. very effectively), but the tail ends are too close together. With my 38T front and 18T rear sprockets the tails squeeze on the chain, rather than just rubbing lightly. I have cut back the top arm to reduce the problem. The angle between the 2 arms need to be less for a 38T sprocket.