Should I install a bash guard?

Another major benefit to running a chain guide is having the option of mounting a bash guard. If you were to come up short on a jump, or land directly on top of a tall rock, the bash guard is there to protect your drivetrain and keep your bike rolling.

What are bash guards?

Bash guards are used on gravity and trail bikes to prevent rocks, logs and other trail or racetrack obstacles from damaging chainrings. They usually consist of circular discs attached to the chainset in place of the large chainring, and are built of tough aluminium or polycarbonate that can absorb impacts.

Do you need chain guard?

It is not necessary to install a chain guard on your bike. In saying that if you are commuting to work it could be useful to have a chain guard in to protect your trousers and shoelaces from getting caught on the chain or the gears.

What kind of bash guard does MTB use?

Frame-mounted bash guard is a type of bash guard that comes mounted with the frame, forming a comprehensive, integrated chain retention system. The Frame-mounted bash guard generally takes the form skid plates or half guards for use alongside with the chain devices from the manufacturers.

Is the chain guide compatible with the bash guard?

Additionally, the heavy-duty construction keeps your chain on the ring and the underside bash guard ensures chainring protection. Lastly, you don’t have to worry about compatibility as the chain guide is ISCG05 interface compatible.

Which is the best MTB chain guide for Bash?

1 ABSOLUTE BLACK Bash Guide Premium Chain Guide. 2 ethirteen LG1+ Chain Guide 28-38t Bash ISCG-05, Black. 3 Funn Zippa DH Chain Guide, ISCG05 Interface, BSA Adapter Included. 4 MRP AMg V2 Alloy Chain Guide. 5 MRP XCg Micro Bash Guard ISCG-05 30T Black.

Where can I get bashguards for suspension forks?

FREE SHIPPING IN U.S. ON ORDERS OVER $99. FREE SHIPPING TO CANADA ON SUSPENSION FORKS AND SHOCKS. Our XCg line of bashguards tuck neatly behind your crankset and protect those costly chainrings from damage. Infrequent ring protection. Frequent ring protection.