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Tillquist
 Post subject: Canyon Chaincatcher
PostPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:02 pm 
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Are Canyon the only one that makes this type of chain catcher ?

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 Post subject: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:33 pm 
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There's the K-edge Chain Catcher.
http://www.acecosportgroup.com/shop/k-e ... chers.html


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Machinenoise
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:26 pm 
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The K-edge one is very good quality, comes with a braze on shim to match both are lazer etched to grip one another so no slippage! :) can't actually remember mine being in use, but its nice to know its there!
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literider
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:11 pm 
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The Canyon is the only one I know of that attaches to the water bottle cage boss. It's a much better design, since it's sturdier and doesn't have the potential to strain the FD mount.

I'd also be interested to know where to purchase the Canyon type.
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crohnsy
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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literider wrote:
The Canyon is the only one I know of that attaches to the water bottle cage boss. It's a much better design, since it's sturdier and doesn't have the potential to strain the FD mount.

I'd also be interested to know where to purchase the Canyon type.



I have a feeling this is being cooked up in the kitchen......

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 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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Can we smell what Tillquist is cooking??

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 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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Frankie13
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 3:17 am 
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literider wrote:
The Canyon is the only one I know of that attaches to the water bottle cage boss. It's a much better design, since it's sturdier and doesn't have the potential to strain the FD mount.

I'd also be interested to know where to purchase the Canyon type.


I just got my Ultimate CF frame and saw to late that Canyon offered one and bought another K-edge which I like a lot. You can buy the Canyon one from their website, but I'm not sure if they will mail it to the US.

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Tillquist
 Post subject: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:14 am 
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crohnsy wrote:
literider wrote:
The Canyon is the only one I know of that attaches to the water bottle cage boss. It's a much better design, since it's sturdier and doesn't have the potential to strain the FD mount.

I'd also be interested to know where to purchase the Canyon type.



I have a feeling this is being cooked up in the kitchen......


No, not at all.

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Rick
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
PostPosted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:47 am 
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Whenever the subject of chain catchers comes up, I have to remind people of the N-Gear Jump Stop.
Sturdy, simple, cheap, and doesn't attach to front derrailer.
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I have two, and have been using them on two bikes for about 3 years now, with not a single chain-off-the-inside incident.
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crohnsy
 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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Rick wrote:
Whenever the subject of chain catchers comes up, I have to remind people of the N-Gear Jump Stop.


Do people then remind you, after you always make this post, that not everybody has a round seat tube on their bike?

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 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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Rick wrote:
Whenever the subject of chain catchers comes up, I have to remind people of the N-Gear Jump Stop.
Sturdy, simple, cheap, and doesn't attach to front derrailer.
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I have two, and have been using them on two bikes for about 3 years now, with not a single chain-off-the-inside incident.


I think the problem with the N gear is that in my opinion he doesn't have the guide function as the other style chain catchers and the chain can jump behind the fang, resting on the clamp and still causing damage to the frame.

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 Post subject: Re: CANYON CHAINCATCHER
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notsoswift wrote:
What is wrong with the Deda Dog Fang



doesn't fit frames with non-round seat tubes
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 Post subject: Re: Canyon Chaincatcher
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....and it's extremely heavy :wink:

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 Post subject: Canyon Chaincatcher
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I got the Canyon one when I ordered my aeroad. Great product which fits nicely under the bottle cage. If you are in the States or else where you can get it sent to my address ( The Netherlands) and I can send it anywhere, I am sure it would only be a few euros to forward it on
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