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Introducing the K-Edge Double XL Chain Catcher

Pete walks us through probably one of the single most important items you should have on your bike to eliminate the chance of a dropped chain ruining your race. Be smart and take away any of those variables that could throw all the hard work you do to be competitive out the window and install a chain catcher. Learn more about the K-Edge’s product we proudly use on our Ridley X-fires. (Incidentally we use the version for double chain rings up front…but they have variants for single rings as well).

Some photos to help you with placement:

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Thursday, November 17, 2011 at 8:34AM |

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Copyright & copy; 2014, Greg Keller. All rights reserved. Mud and Cowbells is a blog dedicated to the cycling discipline of cyclocross, also known as cyclo-cross, veldrijden, 'cross, etc. The blog speaks about various cyclocross, mountain bike and MTB equipment such as Ridley X-night, Ridley X-Fire, Ridley Bikes, Mavic, Shimano, Ritchey, SRAM Force and SRAM Red, Full Speed Ahead, 29'er, 29er, carbon wheels, cyclocross bikes from Rock Lobster, Specialized, Scott Addict, tubular tires from Dugast, FMB tubulars, Challenge Grifo , TRP brakes TRP EuroX Carbon TRP EuroX Magnesium Sidi Sidi Dragon SRS Vernice FMB Tubulars among other various products. In addition to cycling photos and imagery such as cyclocross photos of Bart Wellens Sven Nys, Sven Nijs, Erwin Vervecken, Niels Albert and teams like Rabobank Fidea, Revor, the blog talks primarily about cyclocross racing in Colorado, cyclocross racing in Portland, cyclocross racing in New England and other regions. Race coverage of the Superprestige series and GVA series is also linked through and commented on in the blog. The blogger is based in Boulder Colorado. Visit me on Google+