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Gamut P20s Chain Guide


SO GOOD: The P20s is a really well thought out, simple and clean design that’s also very light (157g).
We were able to fit it easily, thanks to a backplate that’s reversible to give some extra leeway if spacing is a bit tight on your bike. Running was silent, with low drag. The bashguard inspired some confidence, and the close fit for our 34t chainring gave loads of ground clearance. The smart design also tidied up the test bike a treat.

NO GOOD: This design can be liable to gather mud between the spider-mounted bashring and the chainring – but this is only a factor in only the filthiest of conditions.

PRICE: 155$


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