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Offline paulb113

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hub guards
« on: May 06, 2014, 05:45 PM »
I am going to try and learn how to grind on my new school bike. thinking of getting hub guards? Are they pretty much all the same? Also last time I tried them I was catching chainwheel,is there a cover or,replacement chainwheel to save damaging chain,chainwheel? I may look out for a LHD hub,crank?

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Offline Dannywhac

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Re: hub guards
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2014, 08:00 PM »
If you favour hopping up and grinding on the right-hand side of yer bike then go LHD. Either pick up a LHD rear hub or grab a G-Sport Ratchet (which you can swap the pawls round to go LHD or RHD). No need for new crank arms/running your existing crank LHD as well if you buy yourself a spline drive sprocket.

Also get a hub guard for the rear that fits your hub - or grab some G-Sport glands which attach to your spokes.
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