[STINKYLUKE]

I've got truvative hussfelt cranks. What chain tensioner would work well with those cranks that is not very expensive?

 

[Bicyclist]

You can't be serious...

 

[Dirt Jumper]

First you need to buy a box guide or some sort of bracket to put your chain tensioner on. I'd recommend just buying the Truvativ Boxguide, unless you have a lot of dough, buy an e.thirteen street/trail security boxguide.

 

[H8R]

You can't be serious...

That's very helpful.

 

[binary visions]

First you need to buy a box guide or some sort of bracket to put your chain tensioner on. I'd recommend just buying the Truvativ Boxguide, unless you have a lot of dough, buy an e.thirteen street/trail security boxguide.

Huh? The bracket is part of the chain guide, not something you buy to mount it on.

The question to the original poster is, do you need a bashguard? Two rings? Three rings? Let us know how many rings you need and if you want a bashguard, and we can go from there

 

[-dustin]

That's very helpful.

so is that.

original poster, you do mean chain guide, right?

 

[H8R]

so is that.

I'm not really sure what chainguide would work on Hussefelts, I don't own any. So I didn't offer false help.

Not posting at all would have been better, I agree. But it pisses me off when someone posts an honest mech question and gets that kind of response.

But I'm trying to be a non-fire-breathing H8R.

 

[mtbman4]

I used to have a Stinky. I used an MRP system 2 with a 38 tooth chainring with no problems. It was the model smaller than a World Cup. Fit was tight though...
Cranks were Hussefelt...

 

[Bicyclist]

Just make sure to get a 4 x 104 bashgaurd. e-13 is an easier guide to setup that an MRP because you don't have to worry about 2 plates.