TomBasic

This is a custom inner chainguide that I used on my Giant STP dirtjumper. It is an E13 bottom bracket ISCG mount that has pvc plates bolted to it. The problem with 1x chainguides is that they don't prevent the chain from popping off the bottom of the chainring. If you never backpedal it's not a problem. Otherwise.... Much simpler, lighter, cleaner than a full-on chainguide system but with a lot more security than a 1x guide. This worked very well and allowed me to securely run gears on my bike without any chain issues up front. This is designed for running a 32 tooth middle ring on a triple crankset. It requires a threaded bottom bracket to sandwich the E13 mount to the frame. You cannot run a granny ring. You can possibly run a middle and big ring with a front derailleur, but I only ever ran this with a single ring, up front. Price is firm, shipping is extra.

This is a 160mm fork with a straight 1 1/8" steerer (8 ½" length) with a 20mm axle. It does have a scratched left stanchion, but I sanded it and rode it for several months without any problems. Regardless, that side is the hydraulic cartridge side, which is isolated from the bath oil. So, any leakage would only be bath oil. The air spring is on the right side, and that stanchion is fine. Even so, I have replaced the oil seals with Enduro seals specifically for this sale (reused stock dust seals as Enduros were horrible to install, one actually ripped, and it's not a problem to reuse dust seals). It has a lot of cool adjustments: - Air pressure. - Toolless volume adjust for the air spring. - Rebound. - Micro TST: the compression damping can be dialed to various settings, and then that can be quickly switched fully on or off or any setting in-between. I epoxied a front fender tab to the fork brace. It can probably be unbolted if you want. The pictured plastic c things are barrel sections that can be clipped onto the air spring shaft to reduce travel (20mm each, fork does need to be disassembled in order to install). Please TEXT or PHONE at any time as I am not getting email notifications from Pinkbike. Or, please email me at tbasic1 at yahoo dot com.