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What's the last thing that should be on your mind when you're raging through a mine field of roots and babyheads? "Did I turn off the stove?" The second last thing should be, "I wonder if my chain will fall off?"
Mounting a chain guide on your mountain bike gives you an extra sense of security, hopefully ensuring that you won't ever drop your chain. When you are flying through rough sections of trail, the chain will jump up and down and can sometimes work its way off the chainring. The chain guide's job is to keep the chain inline with the teeth on the chainring so that as you continue pedaling, the chain will continue to fall in to place. The chain will be thrown in every direction between the chainring and the cassette, but as long as the chain guide is doing its job, you can keep putting out power.
The back plates for the Arrival chain guides are machined in-house and matched up with the top guide from 77Designz. The two lower holes are threaded and spaced at ISCG05 so that you can easily mount a taco style bash guard to it.
We Are One Arrival Chain Guide Installation PDF
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