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Chain retention mounts?

slcpunk21

BS is not a bitch.
Feb 14, 2003
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finally transplanted
Did you get the bike new? If you did it should have come with a chain guide for the bike....granted it's not a great one...but it's something. So yes as kingLatency said it is for mounting a chainguide. All though not all chain guides have the holes fo the ISCG mount.

:p
 

Evilmunch

Monkey
May 5, 2002
126
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NE of ATL
I bought the frame and fork seperate. ISCG? Is that the terminology for this type of chain guide mount? As you can probably tell, I know nothing about chain guides.
 

UCSBrian

Chimp
Mar 11, 2002
93
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seattle
the bolts on the bottom of your frame are indeed for a chainguide but it is for a giant chainguide. The holes are not ISCG standard chainguide mounts. They only work with the chainguide that giant supplies with the bike.

brian
 

mplutodh1

Monkey
Nov 27, 2002
744
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Sammamish, WA
Originally posted by Evilmunch
Are there any aftermarket chain guides out there that will work with this?
Dont believe so... and doubt very much a company would make a guide to fit one model from one manufacturer. Giant should have been smart and just found a way to use ICGS
 

Evilmunch

Monkey
May 5, 2002
126
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NE of ATL
Originally posted by mplutodh1
Dont believe so... and doubt very much a company would make a guide to fit one model from one manufacturer. Giant should have been smart and just found a way to use ICGS
Bleh, what would be the best way for me to obtain a giant chain guide?
 

mrbigisbudgood

Strangely intrigued by Echo
Oct 30, 2001
1,380
3
Charlotte, NC
I personally perfer to have the guide sandwiched in between the BB shell and the BB. That way, if the guide takes a hit, it just slips instead of breaking tabs on your frame.

Just a thought.
 

Tenchiro

Attention K Mart Shoppers
Jul 19, 2002
5,407
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New England
The chainguide that cam with my AC2 seems kinda flimsy, I don't know how useful it would be if it took a good hit.