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MRP SXG Chain Guide


MRP’S NEWSXG chain guide is intended to be used with a narrow/wide-toothed single chainring and clutch mech for ultimate chain security, and has been designed to be at home on everything from downhill rigs to short-travel trail bikes.

It mounts to ISCG-05 tabs and retains the chain via a nylon top guide and no-contact lower guide, both of which have sections of TPU rubber to keep chain slap noise to a minimum.The lower guide also has an integrated bashguard.The chain guide comes in versions for 30-34t or 34-38t rings, and with either an alloy or carbon fibre backplate.Our 30-34t alloy model weighs 143g.

Price Alloy 210$, carbon 285$


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