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fitting a dog fang

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  1. i recently bought a deda ‘dog fang’ to protect my frame when the chain unships, (which isn’t often but last time it scratched-up the frame). having recieved it i’m totally baffled by where exactly to fit it. i’ve looked at many photo’s of pro bikes which have them fitted but there’s just not enough detail. can anyone help - thanks in advance-paul.

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    Originally posted by paul t
    i recently bought a deda ‘dog fang’ to protect my frame when the chain unships, (which isn’t often but last time it scratched-up the frame). having recieved it i’m totally baffled by where exactly to fit it. i’ve looked at many photo’s of pro bikes which have them fitted but there’s just not enough detail. can anyone help - thanks in advance-paul.

    It is installed on the seat tube with the tip pointed toward the small chain-ring. It should also be aliened with the small chain-ring restricting the travel so it won't come off leading to the dreaded 'chain suck'. (I would guess it comes with instructions on exactly were to install it).

  3. Sheldon Brown actually covers a little on this subject:

    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/derailer-adjustment.html#frontlowstop

  4. thanks very much for your welcome advice - your point about instructions is a valid one - there weren’t any - which is annoying to say the least - cheers

  5. paul t said:

    thanks very much for your welcome advice - your point about instructions is a valid one - there weren’t any - which is annoying to say the least - cheers


    I found a PDF file on the deda website that shows how to install

    dedaelementi.comscarica.aspx

    Hope this helps

  6. OneRing said:

    I found a PDF file on the deda website that shows how to install

    dedaelementi.comscarica.aspx

    Hope this helps


    a Picture of Williar pro tour bike wity Dog fang pretty detailed

    cyclingnews.comprobikes

  7. I think that by now, he must have sorted it out 🙂
    look at the date of the posts

  8. ebow3d said:

    I think that by now, he must have sorted it out 🙂
    look at the date of the posts

    Year I realise his Dog Fang would be "getting a bit long in the tooth by now"🙂 but this info could be of help to others.

  9. If this thread hasn't died - I got a dog fang for my wife's Trek Pilot triple, but can't install it - the correct location is right where the fiber for the seat tube flares out for the BB. Not only is it very wide at that point, but the slope is 'up' the seat tube when I try to clamp it on, so it won't stay in place.

    Any thoughts?

  10. miketk949 said:

    If this thread hasn't died - I got a dog fang for my wife's Trek Pilot triple, but can't install it - the correct location is right where the fiber for the seat tube flares out for the BB. Not only is it very wide at that point, but the slope is 'up' the seat tube when I try to clamp it on, so it won't stay in place.

    Any thoughts?


    Thick tape splitting the clamp area will level it out and give it a grab

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