mtb chain guide 3d models

guide chaine vtt plus grand pour un VTTAE Canyon larger mountain bike chain guide for a Canyon e-MTB

An upgraded version of my original [first version chain guide](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2585654) features the same geometries tailored for a 26" mtb frame, but with enhanced performance. Two sets of m5x10 are required as before. ...CAD files...

Chain guide for a 32t chainring Fits on bikes with ISCG-05 standard Works like the cascade components upper guide. ... You need: 2x M5 10mm screws 2x M5 25mm screws 2x M5 nuts

A custom chain guide designed specifically for a 26" mountain bike frame, featuring geometries that mirror those found on Dahon folding bikes, is now being implemented with precision bolted down using two sets of M5x10 bolts. The intricate details...

... retention device for Mountain bike chains. ...The device keeps the chain on the chainring by physically blocking the chain from bouncing off the chainring teeth. ... I installed this device on my bike with 2-sided 3M tape and it works very well.

My first attempt at making a chain guide for my Hyper 26” MTB to protect the sensor if the chain comes off the sprocket. ...The plate itself is held on to the bikes frame using only double sided carpet tape.

Here are spacers designed specifically for mounting. You can find them on Thingiverse at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2504355. ...These spacers come in various sizes, ranging from 1.5mm to 5mm.

Mtb Bicycle chain guide based on Canyon bicycles Top It uses m3 nuts and bolts and zip ties

The ISCG05 standard is a chain guide specification designed specifically for single-chainring drivetrains on mountain bikes, particularly those featuring an oval-shaped crankset on the front derailleur side.

All you need is some tie-wraps and a sturdy rubber piece to wrap around the part that comes into contact with the chain. Hopefully, this will be super helpful for someone out there. ... Print Settings Printer: Flashforge...

chain guide for fixing iscg05 adjustable from 28 to 32 tooth plate printable with my STL file

-single chain guide -has not yet been properly tested leave the files so that you can perform modifications to the guide depending on your needs -I hope it will be helpful to anyone who uses it -I will upload more pictures when I have it printed.

This is a little chain guide, smaller than the one from the conway design office (part number: 0.281.183/4), that I made for my xyron carbon - it will also fit the conway wme Simple and quick to print, you just need the screw to mount it ( 16mm long...

Mountain Bike Vertical Tube Design: The vertical tube's dimensions are as follows: 35.50mm in height. To assemble this component, you will need the following parts: * M3 x 6 bolts for secure fastening * Nuts M3 x 9 for added stability * A 10mm...

A 1x10 setup with an XT 13-36 cassette and a custom 41T sprocket necessitated the addition of either a chain guide or narrow wide chainring. To vary things, I use iPad and SubD software for design, followed by quick editing on TinkerCAD. The final...

Chain guide designed for ISCG-05 mounting system. ... Ultra light- 15g!

Hi!I am ex pro cyclist. ...I spend a lot of time designing and testing chain guides. This model is fully adjustable and fits all bikes with high direct front derailleur mount. I have tested it during 2 seasons of racing. ... Ultra light- 18g!

Hi!I am ex pro cyclist. ...I spend a lot of time designing and testing chain guides. This model is fully adjustable and fits all bikes with high direct front derailleur mount. I have tested it during 2 seasons of racing. ... Ultra light- 18g!

Hi!I am ex pro cyclist. ...I spend a lot of time designing and testing chain guides. This model is fully adjustable and fits all bikes with e type front derailleur mount. ...I have tested it during 2 seasons of racing.

I spend a lot of time designing and testing chain guides. This model is fully adjustable and fits all bikes with e type front derailleur mount. I have tested it during 2 seasons of racing. ... PLA is strong enought when you print it in good...

Engineered for maximum efficiency, this cutting-edge MTB chain guide is designed to streamline your ride, providing seamless shifting and unparalleled control.

Adapter to mount a "Funn Zippa Lite MTB Chain Guide" to a first gen YT Jeffsy. The chain guard is the E-type/S3 type. The rear bolt goes straight through to the frame, so the 3D printed adapter is not entirely relied on for strength. It's...

Couldn't find proper MTB Handlebar cutting guide so designed my own. Print with PLA. Handlebar fits into hole very tightly. ...Happy trails!

MTB chain stay frame guard/protector against chain smacking. Easy install with 3 zip-ties to the frame The previous design of al0ha (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3591330) did not last long, so I redesigned it and made it thicker. ...

I built this thing for my wife's bike, which was lacking a chain guard to shield pants from getting dirty by the chain. I made it fit a 5-hole 110mm diameter chain ring with approximately 65mm between the holes. The chain ring here is a Shimano Deore...

Oiler for bike chains. ... Use M3x10mm to fit the 2 parts together. Use some type of sponge and cut it, so it will fit between the 2 parts. Saturate sponge with chain oil. That's it! ...Works with chains until 9mm of width.

... been directly tapped into the plastic. Once this is done, it can be pushed onto the bicycle chain and the slider can be inserted afterwards. ... Now, you can start turning the crank, which will cause the chain to get brushed from all four sides.

This thing uses 4 disposable toothbrushes (I got 100 for 12 Euro on eBay....); The heads of the brushes are clipped off and pushed into the main body (3) as well as the sliding part (1) - see images. The clamp is screwed to the main body with two...

motorcycle chain guide

This is a handy tool designed specifically for guiding a hack saw blade when making square cuts on mountain bike or 7/8" diameter handlebars. It's a clever two-part device that bolts together easily, with threaded connections in the bottom half...