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DMR Chain Cage

Average Rating 1.50/5
# of Reviews 6
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Description:
    · Fully adjustable
    · Very rigid
    · Easy to fit & set up
    · Tough & durable Stainless steel construction
    · Brushed stainless steel finish
    · Stainless steel hardware
    · Available in 3 sizes: Ø28.6mm, Ø31.8mm or Ø34.9mm
    · Spare clamps are available
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      Submitted by steve from scotland
      Date Reviewed: 7/23/2005 3:19:55 AM
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $15
      Purchased At: ebay
      Strengths: keeps chain on most of the time
      Weaknesses: flimsy, bends easily, makes annoyin noises in high gears due to chain rub, IMPOSSIBLE to set up as you have to tighten about 4 or 5 bolts at the same time, move one bit and the whole thing goes out of line. also, it sometimes lets the chain off and gets it stuck between the chain cage and ring, lucky its so easy to bend because it wouldnt come out otherwise, still takes ages though. not a good design.
      Similar Products Tried: dcd
      Bike Setup: rock shox, deore lx 9spd stuff, tioga factory 2.3 tyres, rhyno lite rim, avid, specialized stuff, etc.
      Bottom Line: do not buy new, its WELL not worth it, about 25 quid. i wouldnt pay more than 10 for it. even better, why not get something to keep your chain on, like some sort of pulley wheel shaped device?
      Value Rating: 2 Overall Rating: 1

      Submitted by lee roy from coventry
      Date Reviewed: 2/9/2005 10:38:50 AM
      FavoriteTrail: kenilworth common
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $40
      Strengths: kind of keeps your chain on if u set it up properly
      Weaknesses: when going from 1 side of the cassette to the other it rubs and makes a well annoyin sound, rubs on my tyre
      Bike Setup: dmr trailstar, stratos triple clamp forks, mavic d521 ceramic wheels, hope minis, gazzas
      Bottom Line: its ok if you dont use all your gears on your cassestte
      Value Rating: 3 Overall Rating: 3

      Submitted by Mark a Weekend Warrior from England
      Date Reviewed: 10/12/2004 2:08:36 PM
      Duration Product Used: 2 Years
      Price Paid: $40
      Purchased At: Local Bikeshop
      Strengths: Cheap, simple, can be adjusted with normal washers etc.
      Weaknesses: Poor design, easily knocked out of line, takes ages to set up properly, chain makes annoying sounds in certain gears when it rubs on the nylon blocks.
      Similar Products Tried: DMR chain reactor, MRP copy (mr control - crap)
      Bike Setup: Norco Torrent, '01 Drop-Offs, On-One 3pc cranks, chain reactor + cage, 9spd Deore bits etc
      Bottom Line: Pretty crap to be honest, but for the money it has to be expected. It looks like something out of a Meccano set or a GCSE engineering project. Not the best design by any means, but if set up properly and not whacked with a stray foot it does the job. Sometimes.
      Value Rating: 3 Overall Rating: 2

      Submitted by Jeremy Wilder a Weekend Warrior from Salem, Or. USA
      Date Reviewed: 5/13/2003 9:10:06 PM
      FavoriteTrail: skatepark
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Purchased At: came with bike
      Strengths: keeps chain on
      Weaknesses: CHEAP!! this thing bends SO easily. i'm glad i didn't pay money for it.
      Bike Setup: sram 8speed, norco 250.
      Bottom Line: well, it works, but if you catch it with a pant leg or something, it's screwed. period, it is really flimsy. but it works. i don't know what kind of value it might be because i didn't pay for it, but i was told it costs around 45-50 U.S. bucks. not worth it.
      Value Rating: 2 Overall Rating: 1

      Submitted by Jeremy Wilder a Weekend Warrior from Salem, Or USA
      Date Reviewed: 5/10/2003 11:41:43 PM
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Purchased At: came with bike
      Strengths: guides chain, cheap
      Weaknesses: piece of crap
      Bottom Line: it is cheap, cheap, cheap. takes little or no abuse
      Value Rating: 3 Overall Rating: 1

      Submitted by Ken Ingham a Downhiller from Cardiff in wales
      Date Reviewed: 6/7/2002 8:08:38 AM
      FavoriteTrail: Rudry jumpspot
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $30
      Purchased At: sunset cycles UK
      Strengths: It looks pretty cool i guess
      Weaknesses: VERY hard to set up, one little knock means you need to re-adjust. chain rubs an awful lot. Cheap materials, says its strong but is weak.
      Similar Products Tried: none, but ive just purchased a MRP slalom device.
      Bike Setup: Custom made slalom frame, bomber z5's, hydraulic rim brakes. Dmr seat, 24/7 bar and stem combo, the usual jump/slalom/downhill.
      Bottom Line: Dont even think of buying this, it may work well for a while but the chain will always fall off, and it will brake very easily, the cage metal is cheap, and the bolts and flimsy. Overall crap.
      Value Rating: 1 Overall Rating: 1



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