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Andy1671
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Post by Andy1671 »

Not sure if this is in the right place but ....
I have bought a hugger off fleabay and when i have tried to fit it there is a gap at the front end close to the front sprocket all the other holes line up and otherwise it fits correctly has any one got any ideas how to rectify the gap or have i bought one that should fit a later model
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Post by Kitch »

I'm guessing its a Pyramid one (or similar)

These are designed so that the original chainguard fits back on over the top of them.
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mine has a gap between hugger & sprocket cover, cos hugger moves with swing arm & needs a gap 8O
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Post by RedStormV »

I'm with Kitch on this.

Wondered same when I bought my CF one on flebay a few years ago, eventually figured it was so that original changuard will still be used.

Pretty sure mine fits on top of original chain guard.

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im with bob on this,his have chainguard built in :lol: :lol:
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Post by Kitch »

VTRbob wrote:mine has a gap between hugger & sprocket cover, cos hugger moves with swing arm & needs a gap 8O
The gap is still there, just under the chainguard. And the chainguard moves with the swingarm too as thats what its attached to.

I'd be refitting the chainguard to yours if it were me Bob... I don't fancy having my left leg turned into mince on a stick. Or is yours like the pic below? (which is a Skidmarx one I believe)

I just fitted a Pyramid one the other day and it says in the instructions the chainguard is meant to go back on.

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^^^ Pyramid one, the "chainguard" bit is a lot shorter and you'd have a 3 inch or so gap without refitting the original proper guard back on.
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Thanks for the ideas i didnt even think about putting the original guard back on
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Post by lee67 »

mines an harris one, no shitty chainguard on there.. :wink: ..u tell em bob :lol:
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Post by lee67 »

so good he said it 3 times...u got a stutter mike?? :roll:
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