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MRP-1x-V3-CS-Chainguide-Chain-Retention-and-Bashguards-CH1462

SKU: CH1462

MRP 1x V3 Composite Chainguide 28-36T for E2 Type Mount Black Lightweight Quiet

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This is a pre order item. We will ship it when it comes in stock.
Specifications

ColorBlack
Chainguide Mount TypeE2 Type Mount
Max Tooth (teeth)36

The MRP 1x V3 CS is a durable and lightweight chainguide that features a dual-material "TR" upper guide with a soft material on the interior walls for quiet performance.

  • 28-36t range
  • Ideal for 1x10, 1x11, and 1x12 drivetrains
  • Tracked and grooved upper guide and backplate interface increases stiffness and eases installation
  • Compatible with chainlines 49mm and wider
  • Composite backplate
Description

The MRP 1x V3 CS is a durable and lightweight chainguide that features a dual-material "TR" upper guide with a soft material on the interior walls for quiet performance.

  • 28-36t range
  • Ideal for 1x10, 1x11, and 1x12 drivetrains
  • Tracked and grooved upper guide and backplate interface increases stiffness and eases installation
  • Compatible with chainlines 49mm and wider
  • Composite backplate

Customer Reviews

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JB

It's not a bad chain guide. It's made of some type of plastic and it's light but be careful when tightening the screws. I didn't think I was close to over torquing the base plate but it snapped as I was just getting it snug. The other screw seems to be holding it on well enough so it should still do what it's supposed to.

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JB

It's not a bad chain guide. It's made of some type of plastic and it's light but be careful when tightening the screws. I didn't think I was close to over torquing the base plate but it snapped as I was just getting it snug. The other screw seems to be holding it on well enough so it should still do what it's supposed to.;