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Old 03-06-23, 01:48 AM
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Which Chain Stay Protector?

Hi all,

I just got my hands on a Cube Nature 2014 in marvellous condition. Perfect for my bimbles out with my partner on a Sunday. I would like to keep it in the great condition it is in as much as possible for as long as possible.

Is anyone able to recommended a Chain Stay Protector that is good for this bike?

Thanks all
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Old 03-06-23, 06:08 AM
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Get a piece of PEX pipe and cut it lengthwise, then snap it over the stay. Nothing will get through that.
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Old 03-08-23, 04:48 PM
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Ok thank you.
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Or wrap it with an old tube, bar tape, mastic tape, helicopter tape,,,,,, buy an actual chainstay protector. I've done a bunch of those but personally I like the bar tape option the best look wise.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RKaFQvVPdw51iCfT8
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Yeah I bougth a Renthal velcro wraparound one in the end, seemed the easiest option.
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Old 03-10-23, 10:04 AM
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My mtn.bike has an old tube, cut lengthwise, and wrapped with electrical tape. My wife's mtn.bike has a Lizard Skin chainstay protector:
Black Neoprene Chainstay Protector | Lizard Skins Lots of good suggestions above as well.
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Old 03-10-23, 10:42 AM
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I bought a renthal in the end but it’s arrived and it’s too damn small. I’m sure I got the measurement right. Anyways I can stick it on my gfs bike so all good.
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