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  1. I'm about to replace my knackered Nexave 24 spd chainset &
    cassette and have decided to go for 27 spd. Obviously I know
    I'll need to replace the shifters & chain as well.

    My quandry is that I want a chainset with a chainguard as
    there's no way I'm going back to getting laces & trousers
    caught up in the chainring like I used to on my previous
    bike (so don't bother calling me a girly as I know I am!).
    But no-one seems to sell a reasonable (say Deore) 9 spd
    chainset with a chainguard. Despite the fact that Shimano
    list it as an option.

    Any suggestions?

  2. "Alec Spence" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm about to replace my knackered Nexave 24 spd chainset &
    cassette and have decided to go for 27 spd. Obviously I
    know I'll need to replace the shifters & chain as well.

    My quandry is that I want a chainset with a chainguard as
    there's no way I'm going back to getting laces & trousers
    caught up in the chainring like I used to on my previous
    bike (so don't bother calling me a girly as I know I am!).
    But no-one seems to sell a reasonable (say Deore) 9 spd
    chainset with a chainguard. Despite the fact that Shimano
    list it as an option.

    Any suggestions?

    Keep the chainset and replace the knackered rings? (is that
    possible?). Should work with 9speed ok.

    cheers, clive

  3. Alec Spence said:

    Any suggestions?

    I can sell you a pair of bicycle clips.

  4. [email hidden] (Alec Spence) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Any suggestions?

    Not pretty but how about an aftermarket chainguard - the
    plastic disc type ones that fit over the chainset?

    LBS should be able to supply.

    Al

  5. Clive George said:

    "Alec Spence" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm about to replace my knackered Nexave 24 spd chainset
    & cassette and have decided to go for 27 spd. Obviously I
    know I'll need to replace the shifters & chain as well.

    My quandry is that I want a chainset with a chainguard as
    there's no way I'm going back to getting laces & trousers
    caught up in the chainring like I used to on my previous
    bike (so don't bother calling me a girly as I know I
    am!). But no-one seems to sell a reasonable (say Deore) 9
    spd chainset with a chainguard. Despite the fact that
    Shimano list it as an option.

    Any suggestions?

    Keep the chainset and replace the knackered rings? (is
    that possible?). Should work with 9speed ok.

    Failing that, ask a Shimano dealer to order it. Failing
    that, tuck trousers in socks (or wear tight trousers!)
    and double-knot laces (or use velcro shoes) like the
    rest of us do.

    ~PB

  6. Doki said:
    David Brown :o) said:

    Can you not get cycle clips anymore?

    You can, I bought a set as soon as I bought my bike,
    though you only really need one unless you're bothered
    about your trousers flapping in the wind.

    But then the drag is uneven and you end up veering
    leftwards. Not good.

    -dan

    --
    "please make sure that the person is your friend before
    you confirm"

  7. Quoted message said:

    Not pretty but how about an aftermarket chainguard - the
    plastic disc type ones that fit over the chainset?

    LBS should be able to supply.

    Though every bike shop I went to denied all knowledge of the
    existence of chain guards. In the end I had to grab one off
    their shelf and almost ram it down their throat before
    they'd admit to having one. Does the job tho, just. Best to
    still wear dark trousers if you've just oiled the chain tho.

  8. [email hidden] schreef ...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (Alec Spence) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Any suggestions?

    Not pretty but how about an aftermarket chainguard - the
    plastic disc type ones that fit over the chainset?

    LBS should be able to supply.

    Or a slightly larger one that also covers the front
    derailleur and (part of) the chain.

    --
    Regards, Marten

  9. Pete Biggs said:

    Failing that, ask a Shimano dealer to order it. Failing
    that, tuck trousers in socks (or wear tight trousers!)
    and double-knot laces (or use velcro shoes) like the rest
    of us do.

    Won't help with your laces, but just haul up your R trouser
    leg a wee bit is enough to stop oiling your breeks IME.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext.
    33637 Medical Physics, Ninewells Hospital Fax 44 1382 640177
    Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net [email hidden]
    dundee.ac.uk~pjclinch

  10. "Pete Biggs" <[email hidden]> wrote
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    Quoted message said:

    Failing that, ask a Shimano dealer to order it. Failing
    that, tuck trousers in socks (or wear tight trousers!)

    Can you not get cycle clips anymore?

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