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Old 12-28-06, 02:42 PM
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*sigh* alright... chainguard install question...

I got a phillips 3 speed a few months ago at a garage sale (for free). Since my gf didn't have a bike, I decided to gift it to her and fix it up.

I ordered a chainguard from a website... but didn't get any hardware to mount the damn thing.

any recommendations on what I could pick up at a hardware store?? I checked the website and it doesn't mention the inclusion of mounting hardware

Any help would be appreciated
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You presumably need some coated P-clamps, either stock or self-made from a metal strip+heat shrink. Details depend on the guard and there is no guarantee that the specific guard will match the specific bicycle.
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ahh... i thought that would be a solution. the chainguard seems to be the correct size, but now I have another question:

where should I put these clamps? I know the back end of the chainguard can be fixed onto the rear triangle by the dropouts, but where should I fix the front end onto? seattube? downtube?

my apologies if I'm not making myself clear... it's been a while since I've really used BF
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where should I put these clamps? I know the back end of the chainguard can be fixed onto the rear triangle by the dropouts, but where should I fix the front end onto? seattube? downtube?
You need three mounting points to fix the chainguard plane, so both the seat tube and down tube, or one of those + a point midway i.e. a metal strip joining to the the chain stay.
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alright... i shall give it a shot. i feel so... challenged. and in the box. wtf.

i need a wrenching job.
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and thanks to the two of youse
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