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  1. Welcome to the single ring guide picker Single ring guides are best organized by the available mounting on your frame For ISCG mounted guides, check out the LG1 and TRS guides. These guides offer direct mount bashguards
    • Welcome to the single ring guide picker

    • Single ring guides are best organized by the available mounting on your frame

    • For ISCG mounted guides, check out the LG1 and TRS guides. These guides offer direct mount bashguards

    • For bikes with specific derailleur mounts, check out the TRS D-type and E-type guides

    • And for bikes with Seat-tube or threaded BBs, check out the XCX guides

  2. If you have ISCG or ISCG05 tabs on your bike, you have plenty of options For DH, we recommend The LG1 family of guides. We offer these in multiple levels and all offer bash protection and a lower roller for added security
    • If you have ISCG or ISCG05 tabs on your bike, you have plenty of options

    • For DH, we recommend The LG1 family of guides. We offer these in multiple levels and all offer bash protection and a lower roller for added security

    • For trail and enduro riding, the new TRS+ guide is a great choice. It offers upper guidance and a direct mount bashguard for added protection. You can also remove the bash guard if you choose

  3. If your bike uses a E-type or D-type front derailleur mount, the TRS+ E-type and TRS+ D-type may be your only option for a guide, but they are designed to work specifically with these derailleur mounting standards
    • If your bike uses a E-type or D-type front derailleur mount, the TRS+ E-type and TRS+ D-type may be your only option for a guide, but they are designed to work specifically with these derailleur mounting standards

  4. XCX guides are designed to be our lightest weight XC chainguides They forego bash protection for weight savings
    • XCX guides are designed to be our lightest weight XC chainguides

    • They forego bash protection for weight savings

    • Their fit follows front derailleur standards

    • They use the upper slider from our legendary LG1+ chainguide

    • Chainline (CL) is adjustable from 50-53mm in most cases

    • We also make a Cyclocross specific XCX guide (named the XCXCX of course) with a road specific CL (this guide is covered on its own on page 9)

    • For D-type or E-type mounting, check out our TRS guides

  5. When picking an XCX guide, you will need to know two things
    • When picking an XCX guide, you will need to know two things

    • How your front derailleur is normally attached to your bike

    • If your cranks will work within the specified chainline of the guide

  6. We offer two different seat tube mounted XCX guides The high clamp version for frames that use a bottom swing derailleur The low clamp version for frames that use a top swing derailleur
    • We offer two different seat tube mounted XCX guides

    • The high clamp version for frames that use a bottom swing derailleur

    • The low clamp version for frames that use a top swing derailleur

  7. Both seat tube mounted guides come with shims for the clamp to fit 28.6, 31.8 or 34.9 seat tube diameters
    • Both seat tube mounted guides come with shims for the clamp to fit 28.6, 31.8 or 34.9 seat tube diameters

    • These shims also act as cams that allow the guides to be adjusted from a 50-53mm chainline by rotating the cam

  8. The BB mount version of the XCX mounts under the bottom bracket. Chainline is adjustable from 49-50mm using the included BB spacers Due to the mounting of this guide the chainline adjustment is going to be more limited than a seat tube mounted guide, so in general we recommend those for ease of setup
    • The BB mount version of the XCX mounts under the bottom bracket.

    • Chainline is adjustable from 49-50mm using the included BB spacers

    • Due to the mounting of this guide the chainline adjustment is going to be more limited than a seat tube mounted guide, so in general we recommend those for ease of setup

  9. For cyclocross bikes we offer the XCX CX Chainline is adjustable from 39.5-42.5mm using the cam built into the seat tube shim and is designed around the 39t position of a traditional road bike crankset Comes with shims to fit 28.6,31.6 and 34.9mm seat tube diameters
    • For cyclocross bikes we offer the XCX CX

    • Chainline is adjustable from 39.5-42.5mm using the cam built into the seat tube shim and is designed around the 39t position of a traditional road bike crankset

    • Comes with shims to fit 28.6,31.6 and 34.9mm seat tube diameters

Conclusion

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