If anyone's been having trouble getting hold of one of these as I have, I had an email from Moose Cycles today that they have some in stock. Just ordered mine.
thanks, anyone out there got a red one? (I know it shouldn't be important but......)
Square wheels have handful's of them.
Gold,black,red. Not sure what other colours.
If you mean the c.guide v2 I got mine from bike-discount.de, delivery in a matter of days from DPD. Quicker than most UK shops would have had it delivered and no doubt cheaper.
Word of warning, not sure how long this will last, have it on the big bike and only done 4 days riding on it round afan and cwmcarn and the inside of the cage is significantly worn and is slighlty affecting shifting now.
I have a red one still boxed with a spare guide aswell , drop me an email
thanks all - Jamesy, email with you
Interesting info about the wear issue. I'm only going to be sticking it on for the odd uplift day at Cwmcarn because I got a bit tired of hearing the chain flapping around. Hopefully this'll sort it?
Yea held chain fine no drops at all, if you are just going down it should be fine. The chain wears a little track in the plastic and it.doesn't slide round inside the guide any more. Probably about 100 miles worth of riding.
And yours is the V2 is it DT78?
Doesn't sound very impressive.
I heard they were great for wearing - when they begin to show wear, you just flip it over? But you say otherwise?
If I can be arsed I,ll take a piccy in the morning. Does look like it can flip easy enough. Still wearing much faster than I expected. Over really rough terrain it caused the chain to contact a different part of the swing arm not often but enough to put more marks on it. Yep its a v2
Yea held chain fine no drops at all, if you are just going down it should be fine. The chain wears a little track in the plastic and it.doesn't slide round inside the guide any more. Probably about 100 miles worth of riding.
I've had mine for a few weeks and agree that a little track wears in the plastic but I haven't noticed it having any effect on performance. The guide should be able to move freely sideways, rotating on the mounting piece, which should allow it to line up correctly as you shift. I'm not sure what you mean by it not being able to slide around inside guide.