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Mojo HD and MRP AMg Guide BB Mount? Will it work?
Hi folks
Just put an order in for one of the new MRP AMg Guides with the BB Mount.
Just had a thought that maybe it won't work on the HD due to the lower pivot bolt! Anyone got an idea if it will be OK?
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I hope so I ordered one too! Will know in a week when I build the bike up.
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Any news guys? I'd be curious to know if it works before I'll buy it myself.
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Waiting on my wheels before I build up the frame. Hopefully next week.
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I had to order the AMg Guide from the US to arrive here in the UK which has taken a while. It is supposed to be delivered this week so i should have it running by the weekend...maybe!
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At first I thought this was gonna be a "will it blend" thread - thankfully not!
I can't see any problems with mounting an AMg to a HD. Thanks!
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Any updates on this from anyone? Please post pictures and ride report. I'm ordering my guide next week!
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Should be. I was able to mount an e-13 SRS and LG1 chainguide to the HD with a BB adapter. No reason the MRP chainguide's wouldn't work either.
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I'm running a Straitline Silentguide with BB adapter and having no issues. the only tight spot is between the BB adapter and that lower link, about 2mm clearance, I removed all air from my shock and cycled the suspension a few times to make sure that the BB adapter plate doesn't contact the lower link at any point, all good!
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My AMg Guide is now fitted. Very easy to install. Clearance between lower pivot is tight but OK. Runs silently, no rubbing, no dropped chain. Great!
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Groundskeeper, since you're in the UK, I'm going to assume you've seen a bit of mud on your maiden voyage with this setup... Still no problem with clearance or rubbing?
I'm about to order some sort of chain guide for my HD I'm running 1x and this solution is pretty much at the top of my list.
Thanks
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Surprisingly since I fitted the guide there has been no mud-ground is frozen solid! Really impressed with the item though.
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 Originally Posted by groundskeeperwilly
Surprisingly since I fitted the guide there has been no mud-ground is frozen solid! Really impressed with the item though.
how 'bout now?! any mud in the past two weeks?
I've ordered an AMG from the bike shop, but I'm not beholden to it. I think my biggest concern now is whether the boomerang will constantly move under repeated hits... I'm thinking one of those dangly 1x thingies that replaces a front derailleur might be better, and just keep my bash ring... decisions decisions....
continuous growth is the strategy of a cancer cell.
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Surprisingly still no mud! Its either been frozen or several inches of snow! Should see some mud next week when the snow melts but I don't think I will have any issues TBH.
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How about some pics of it mounted cheers
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Any chance that MRP is going to make an HD backplate for the AMG?
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 Originally Posted by thorkild
Any chance that MRP is going to make an HD backplate for the AMG?
No plans at the moment. However the Ibis-specific Mini G3's are due around the middle of next month.
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 Originally Posted by NoahColorado
No plans at the moment. However the Ibis-specific Mini G3's are due around the middle of next month.
Good to know. I have the mini G2, which I like. But I go through lower guides like crazy, and PNW winter conditions are none to friendly for that area. Seeems like the AMG with XX1 style ring and type 2 derailleur would be perfect for my HD. I have everything but the guide. G3 seems nice too.
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Hey can some one PLEASE post some piccs of their AMG guide on the HD
cheers much appreciated.
Fabien Barel: a 26" wheel generates speed! a 29" wheel carries speed! Ride like water, generate speed
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 Originally Posted by tdotrider
I'm running a Straitline Silentguide with BB adapter and having no issues. the only tight spot is between the BB adapter and that lower link, about 2mm clearance, I removed all air from my shock and cycled the suspension a few times to make sure that the BB adapter plate doesn't contact the lower link at any point, all good!
Are you able to post a photo of the clearance? I was told by our Ibis distributor that this guide doesn't even come close to fitting the HD?
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Hey all,
I thought I'd post up my experience since I've posted in this thread in search of proper chain management for a single ring setup. I wouln up buying one of those narrow-wide profile chainrings from WolfTooth Components instead of a guide. I have over 6 rides on really rough terrain, and nary a dropped chain. Colour me impressed. I'm running a 32 tooth ring, an 11-36 XT cassette and a Zee derailleur (with a clutch). It's an amazing combo. Oh and for chainring protection I'm running a bashguard (from Straitline). Time will tell I guess, but for my riding and my terrain (which is pretty rough), the narrow-wide profile chainring and clutch derailleur provides ample chain retention.
continuous growth is the strategy of a cancer cell.
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AMG..
I run XX1 also no need for chain retention, however due to the offset four bolt arrangement on XX1 spider we cant run a std bash guide ring like the Straightline, hence for me and possibly other XX1 users the AMG guide is probably best. I want bash ring protection.
Fabien Barel: a 26" wheel generates speed! a 29" wheel carries speed! Ride like water, generate speed
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