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VictorVector
2 years ago

A chain guide is not used in conjunction with a thrower.

RedPanther
2 years ago
Reply to  Yannick222

I don’t mean the circuit, m5100 is a series of everything that has to do with drive

Um… The purpose of the circuit is to change the transmission ratio of the drive. That is, circuit = drive!

VictorVector
2 years ago
Reply to  Yannick222

However, a chain guide is independent of this.

VictorVector
2 years ago

The chain guide still has nothing to do with the chainring.

Maximum size plays a role, but most chain guides can be set.

So it just needs to fit your frame. And this is usually done either by ISCG05 recording, or it is mounted between crank and frame.

I drive the latter myself to my conductor.

RedPanther
2 years ago

m5100 is a complete group name. To also the crank belongs. By the way, brakes.

The chain guide has nothing to do with the crank, so you don’t need to look extra after a chain guide compatible with a specific crank.

You will see what a chain guide you want (up, or up and down, with/without bashguart), which can be mounted on your frame (ISCG recording, throw-over…) and that it will look with the size of your chainring.