Mountain Biking - Looking for an inner bash ring!!!Help!

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FreeRidin'
07-07-06, 10:45 PM
K so i'm having some trouble finding ANY inner bash rings that will fit. It most cover up to a 36t ring and have a 64 bcd.

If you could help me find one that would be great!!

dminor
07-08-06, 02:16 PM
Check out the Envy Double-E2 (http://www.envygear.com/products/doublee.html) It's an inner bash that you can still mount a granny ring to for long climbs. It still mounts to the larger circle though - with an offset for your chainring - rather than the 64BCD inner.
Drunken Chicken
07-08-06, 03:00 PM
Check out the Envy Double-E2 (http://www.envygear.com/products/doublee.html) It's an inner bash that you can still mount a granny ring to for long climbs. It still mounts to the larger circle though - with an offset for your chainring - rather than the 64BCD inner.
Hold on a sec, so you could run a single ring setup with the benefits of both single and dual ring setups? :D That is so awesome, I'll definately check into it.

dminor
07-08-06, 09:14 PM
Hold on a sec, so you could run a single ring setup with the benefits of both single and dual ring setups? :D That is so awesome, I'll definitely check into it.Clever, those Northshore Canucks, huh?
cryptid01
07-08-06, 09:20 PM
What's the largest ring with a 'granny' bcd spacing I could get? That design looks cool, possibly...
FreeRidin'
07-08-06, 09:40 PM
wow that's crazy!

Now would your granny have to be moved to the left???
Drunken Chicken
07-09-06, 10:57 AM
Clever, those Northshore Canucks, huh?
:lol: Very ingenious inner bashguard, I like the idea a lot.