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Old 03-25-08, 10:54 PM
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Campy Chainring Guard

I want to use a centaur triple crank (135 bcd) on my cross bike and I would like to go to a 2x10 setup using the inner and middle rings. Does someone make a chainring guard to put where the outer ring was - to take up the space? or should I use shorter bolts and no guard - let the FD keep the chain from falling off?
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Any reason not to leave the outer ring in place as a "guard". It's probably no heavier than a replacement guard would be. Just set the fd's limit screws to prevent shifting into it.

Oterewise, just use the fd as a chain keeper and buy "single stack" chainring bolts.
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