Looking for a good bashguard
#1
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Rabbit Herder

Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Melrose MA
Looking for a good bashguard
Im looking for a decent bashguard for my Fisher. Are there any ones better than others or are they pretty much the same?
Im going to ditch the outer ring and probably go up to a 34 in the middle for commuting to work
so whats the end all for bash rings (under 50 bones or so)?
Im going to ditch the outer ring and probably go up to a 34 in the middle for commuting to work
so whats the end all for bash rings (under 50 bones or so)?
#6
Part of the furniture

Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Exeter UK, Athens Greece.
Bikes: Specialized RH, Scott Unitrack
What about a raceface bashguard? they sure look very nice, but to be honest i am totally ignorant about bashguard stuff since i never needed one.
#8
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Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Parrish, FL
Bikes: Lots
I've been running a RaceFace aluminum one for a while now. Works great. I think the cost is around $25.00. I've seen them at www.pricepoint.com. I bought mine off of eBay for $10.00, with shipping it was about $15.00.
I am now using the one that came on my Truvative Hussefelt cranks. Almost the same thickness. Haven't had the pleasure to use it yet. Hopefully this weekend!
L8R
I am now using the one that came on my Truvative Hussefelt cranks. Almost the same thickness. Haven't had the pleasure to use it yet. Hopefully this weekend!
L8R
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