ever had chain problems
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ever had chain problems
Hi, im designing a chain device for my project at college. To help me with my research i would be grateful if you could tell me about any problems youve had with the chain coming off, or rattling around and causing damage.
What type of biking do you do?
If you ride with a chain device which one would you recomend?
Have you ever had trouble whilst using a particular chain device?
Do your trousers ever get caught in the chain?
Has the chain ever caused damage to the bike with or without a chain device?
Have you ever had trouble fitting a chain device?
Have you ever found that chain tensioners cause the chain to snap?
if you can give me any information regarding problems youve experianced then i would be most grateful.
Many thanks, J
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What type of biking do you do?
If you ride with a chain device which one would you recomend?
Have you ever had trouble whilst using a particular chain device?
Do your trousers ever get caught in the chain?
Has the chain ever caused damage to the bike with or without a chain device?
Have you ever had trouble fitting a chain device?
Have you ever found that chain tensioners cause the chain to snap?
if you can give me any information regarding problems youve experianced then i would be most grateful.
Many thanks, J
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#2
Hardtail
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From: Az. & Ca.
Bikes: Richey Everest, Supercomp, Richey custom handbuilt Road, and others.
By chain device do you mean a chain tool? a compact anvil and press for removing the pin in a chain link.
or do you mean something else?
or do you mean something else?
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From: Houston. TX
Bikes: Redline Mono-cog converted to BMX cruzer, 79 Peugeot single speed, Fuji s12-s single speed, Centurion Ironman single speed (see a pattern?)
Perhaps you could design a chain tensioner for standard forward facing drop outs. I often hesitate taking my rear wheel off becaue it is such a pain to retignten everything. Now on my BMX cruiser with tensioners it is no prob.
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Hardtail
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From: Az. & Ca.
Bikes: Richey Everest, Supercomp, Richey custom handbuilt Road, and others.
When I put my bike in the car I take out the front and rear wheel. With the rear out the chain sages and puts grease marks on whatever the bike is laying on.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
#5
Originally Posted by WorldWind
When I put my bike in the car I take out the front and rear wheel. With the rear out the chain sages and puts grease marks on whatever the bike is laying on.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
what about using an old hub and cog with a quick release?
#6
Originally Posted by Boss Hogg
Perhaps you could design a chain tensioner for standard forward facing drop outs. I often hesitate taking my rear wheel off becaue it is such a pain to retignten everything. Now on my BMX cruiser with tensioners it is no prob.
if you used a hook shaped piece of metal with a hole for the axle in the long arm and a threaded bolt in the bottom of the hook, could it clip over the rear of the dropout and tension against it.....go to go to the workshop...back in a couple of days......
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Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
Originally Posted by WorldWind
When I put my bike in the car I take out the front and rear wheel. With the rear out the chain sages and puts grease marks on whatever the bike is laying on.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
A snap in axel spacer and chain tensioner with a chain tray made from plastic would be sweet.
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