[dadstoy]

....48 tooth, 4 bolt Bashguard? I have a 2010 Giant Boulder SE with a cracked "cheesy plastic" bashguard, and for the life of me,..can not find one anywhere! All three chainrings are just fine. It's so fraustrating not to find one on-line. :madman:

 

[Mount Dora Cycles]

1st, that's not a bash guard, it's a pant protector to keep pants out of the chain.
2nd, Your fine without it, unless you really want it back. I have never come across any for sale and usually have to replace the crank if a customer wants another one.
3rd, a bashgaurd replaces the big chain ring so the number of teeth doesn't matter, just the bolt pattern.

 

[dadstoy]

:skep: ,..oh.

Thx man,...Im learning as I go. Then tomorrow, I tackle the trails!:thumbsup:

 

[jeffgre_6163]

:skep: ,..oh.

Thx man,...Im learning as I go. Then tomorrow, I tackle the trails!:thumbsup:

Te He He
This made me laugh - with you not at you mind you.

Remember the only question is the one you dont ask

And think it could have been worse - you could have been at the front of the queue in the LBS on a busy Saturday morning asking the same question instead of in anonominity in this forum :]

 

[JonathanGennick]

Here's a link to a bashguard that covers all three rings:

http://www.purelycustom.com/c-71-3x1-armor-bash-guard.aspx

I've never bought on, so can't share any direct experience w/it, but it does exist.

 

[hillwilly]

Very nice, looks like a good one. Thanks for the link.

 

[itchmesir]

yeah.. they see kinda pointless.... come colder weather just wear base layer with shorts... thats what i did during the winters here in minnesota.. biking when its 10F outside