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Coalition Drive Side Cog Guard Driver / Freewheel

Coalition Drive Side Cog Guard Driver / Freewheel Drive Side Cog Guard

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Like weeds, we will grow.

SPECS:
 -Drive side cog guard.
-Lightweight 6061 aluminum.
-Covers up to a 13 tooth cog or freewheel.
-For use with both R/H and L/H drive hubs.
-Available in black, white, silver, copper, brown, blue, purble, green, and dark red.
-Weighs 2.0 oz


MSRP: $?
Featured color: silver, white, light green, dark green, burgandy, red, purple and blue

 
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Average Rating: 3.4/5 out of 8 reviews

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  • Vital BMX member fiona

    fiona

    2/16/2009 6:33 PM

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    Overall Review: its good for a while but then it starts to fuck up...
    i cracked the shit out of mine bit even after it cracked it still dide its job and for only 20 bucks its good...
    id rather recomend a gsport or an fbm

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  • Vital BMX member deucedeuce540

    deucedeuce540

    7/11/2008 11:52 PM

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    Overall Review: use on drive side only!!!! It will bend it will rub but only if you bang the hell out of it. For what it is t does the job well.

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  • Vital BMX member Animalbmxr

    Animalbmxr

    2/17/2008 11:15 PM

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    Overall Review: u dumb if u think a hub guard ll last forever i have profile hubs n im glad i have guards at 70-80.00 hub shells

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  • Vital BMX member kuwahara2

    kuwahara2

    2/1/2008 11:56 AM

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    Overall Review: dormant potatoe has a point, it's only meant to be hit once in a while, but even Enns says it's been saving his chains since he put it on! just through it on anything less than 13 tooth drivers, and you'll save shitloads on drivers and chains!

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  • Vital BMX member munkymuttxrider

    munkymuttxrider

    12/19/2007 7:14 AM

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    Overall Review: Even after bending the guard it still works great on my bike jimmy must be hitting his a lot thats not what they are meant for just the way dormant explained.

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  • Vital BMX member dormant potatoe

    dormant potatoe

    9/3/2007 3:25 AM

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    Overall Review: hub guards are not made to be hit constantly... they are there for those times that u mess up on grinds or stalls

    so u wont regret trying the trick when u mess up your spokes and hubs



    this hub guards is light and strong... but it is a tad bit bulky so u might only want to get it if you are running a rear dirve of 13

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  • Vital BMX member stlnbkr

    stlnbkr

    9/2/2007 1:47 PM

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    Overall Review: My son bent the hell out of this Hg waste of time and money!

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  • Vital BMX member jimmy oetken

    jimmy oetken

    8/28/2007 2:38 PM

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    Overall Review: don't buy hub gaurds they are dumb they will bend and start rubbing against the spokes

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