DaBomb SCG Chain Guide

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Description

The DaBomb SCG Chain Guide is an easy upgrade for those looking to stop that drop. These install effortlessly using a single 4mm hex tool you can install it even with your crank and chainring on the bike. Made for those frames with an ISCG-05 mount, the SCG is 9 to 11 speed compatible with chainrings from 28T up to 36T.  It is even compatible with oval chainrings. DaBomb have made a tough chain guide that stays out of the way and does the job.​


Specs:

  •  9 - 11 speed compatible 
  •  28T - 36T chainring compatible 
  •  ISCG-05 mount
  •  Material: Nylon with injected carbon fibre
  •  Weight: 28g 
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Kept dropping chains. Fixed the problem. Good price

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DaBomb SCG Chain GuideDBOMSCGCG
Black - ISCG 05 - 28-36TDCGRCLSCGBLK01

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