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Old 04-09-06, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse
Many people simply remove the chain guard. I had problems with the chain jumping so I ordered an
additional chain guard (one on each side). When I installed the crank backwards and the chain rubbed
the chain guard. I flipped it and the problem went away (and i don't lose the chain anymore)
So try flipping the crank. If it doesn't work, ditch the guard.

cheers

CE
hi CrimsonEclipse, Your solution sounds good but I'm a little puzzle about fliping the crank. what do you mean by fliping it?

thank you
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