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Rob Arnold 2
08/07/06 21:03
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Hi everyone,
I have a Giant DH team and am going to buy an MRP chain device. Does anyone know if I need the System 1 or 2? Or if I can use both?
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Rob
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chocolate Teapot
09/07/06 22:20
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system 3 is your best bet ... but with an iscg converter cup ...
type 1 slaloms work also ..
be prepared to modify ... not designed to work with owt other than there own chain guides ..(cheese metal shite)
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The Welsh Idiot
09/07/06 23:22
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Why don't you just buy an E-Thirteen guide... Miles better than MRP!
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