Hi,
Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
31.8 or 34 mm?
Greetings, Derk
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Hi,
Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
31.8 or 34 mm?
Greetings, Derk
Derk said:Hi,
Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
31.8 or 34 mm?Greetings, Derk
I got a 31.8 for a c40 and it was too small, so I cutted it and fixed
with a (long) zip tie. Works well!
I think c50 tubes are fatter.
Francesco
Francesco Devittori said:Derk said:Hi,
Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
31.8 or 34 mm?Greetings, Derk
I got a 31.8 for a c40 and it was too small, so I cutted it and fixed
with a (long) zip tie. Works well!
I think c50 tubes are fatter.Francesco
34.9...for the C-40/50
Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
Francesco Devittori said:Derk said:Hi,
Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
31.8 or 34 mm?
What is a DogFang?
Jay S. Hill said:Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
Francesco Devittori said:Derk wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Could anyone tell me which diameter DogFang I need for a C50?
>31.8 or 34 mm?What is a DogFang?
Dear Jay,
A plastic circle tightened around the lower seat tube with a
curved fang-like protrusion that is turned until it's almost
touching the smallest front sprocket--keeps the chain from
falling off the top and down onto the bottom bracket:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/chains.html
The picture shows how the protrusion looks like a dog's
fang.
Carl Fogel
Quoted message said:On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 22:06:26 GMT, "Jay S. Hill"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:What is a DogFang?
Quoted message said:A plastic circle tightened around the lower seat tube with a
curved fang-like protrusion that is turned until it's almost
touching the smallest front sprocket--keeps the chain from
falling off the top and down onto the bottom bracket:
Thanks. A) A google search of DogFang didn't give the right answer, but
Dog Fang does. B) I thought I knew Sheldon's site better.
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