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deuxdiesel
a Cross Country Rider
from SE MichiganDate Reviewed: December 26, 2011
Strengths: Precise machining and anodizing as is usual with Paul Components, very light, lots of adjustability.Weaknesses: Chain guide is very narrow, guaranteeing there will be some chain rub at the top or bottom of range when using a 1x9 set up. BB mount (version tested) could use some knurls on BB shell side to keep it from slipping while tightening BB cup.Bottom Line: Works as advertised, but the rubbing is a little annoying. If the chain guide were about 2 millimeters wider, it would eliminate the rubbing and still not allow the chain to jump off. The middle 7 cogs work flawlessly. I am going to switch to SRAM 1x10, so I'll see if the narrower 10 speed chain plates help. The rubbing is not a deal breaker, as the wider guides (like the MRP) do allow the chain to jamb up sometimes. Like all Paul Components, this is a high quality piece, very precisely made and looks great. A little pricey, but high degree of adjustability in every direction makes it worth it.
Favorite Trail: Poto
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$46.00
Purchased At: Tree Fort Bikes
Similar Products Used: MRP 1X guide, K-edge, N-gear jump stop, Deda dog fang.
Bike Setup: Tested on a Surly Pugsley 1x9 with 34 x 12/34, Shimano Ultegra bar-con on Paul's Thumbie, XT rear derailleur.
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