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bikerboy337
12-14-2014, 11:06 AM
Any reason to think this wouldn't be sufficient? For $12 i figure its worth a shot, anyone pick one of these up? At about 25% of a k edge, i think im going to give it a shot
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eddief
12-14-2014, 11:16 AM
but the fit and bend of the product needs to be right to do the job. and i might be suspicious that this el cheapo looks ok in photos but might not install just right on the bike. i have a Kedge braze on that is their triple model that i think will work just fine on doubles. $15 shipped to your door for mine.
http://www.acecosportgroup.com/k-edge-chain-catchers/road/road-braze-on-triple-chain-catcher.html
buldogge
12-14-2014, 11:25 AM
^^^I would just grab Eddie's KEdge for 1/2 price…otherwise I use the cheap Origin 8 one, which works just fine.
-Mark in St. Louis
Cicli
12-14-2014, 11:53 AM
The cheap one will probably work just fine. That said, I won't buy something forgin if there is a reasonable American made version. My vote is K-Edge.
thirdgenbird
12-14-2014, 12:23 PM
The cheap one will probably work just fine. That said, I won't buy something forgin if there is a reasonable American made version. My vote is K-Edge.
Agreed. I bought a cheap one several years ago and it seems to do the job. That was back before k edge dropped their prices. $15 vs $45 was hard to swallow for a chunk of aluminum I don't need. Now that k edge is a more reasonable $20, I wouldn't look elsewhere.
vqdriver
12-14-2014, 12:26 PM
get the ngear jumpstop. works well, inexpensive, and adjustment is completely independent of the fd.
nice guy to boot.
sold at several etailers, but site here:
http://n-gear.com/
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