nc30 rear chain guard

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hmm I guess all that is needed is a bracket like the one you've made up, to suspend the brake line above the chain. Got any pics from side-on?
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not got any pics that I can find right now.

It is just a flat piece of alloy and a ruber grommet...simple.

I had to get braided lines for racing, that was a pre-race shot..

in fact, you can see it in this gratuitous shot of the winning moto... :whistle:

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haha I think you forgot to link the photo but I'm looking forward to it!

And congrats on the win! :D
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Can anyone explain what the point of a rear hugger is, though? Does it serve any purpose other than to look good?
Keeps the rear shock/swingarm/ back end clean.
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jonno92 wrote:haha I think you forgot to link the photo but I'm looking forward to it!

And congrats on the win! :D

LOL..sorted it ;)

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jonno92 wrote:hmm I guess all that is needed is a bracket like the one you've made up, to suspend the brake line above the chain. Got any pics from side-on?
Or what about using some cable clips to fix the brakeline along the swing arm like the ones that elecricians use. Do a search for cable cleats or cable management on screwfix.com. That way you don't need a chain guard.
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mick.mh2racing wrote:
jonno92 wrote:hmm I guess all that is needed is a bracket like the one you've made up, to suspend the brake line above the chain. Got any pics from side-on?
Or what about using some cable clips to fix the brakeline along the swing arm like the ones that elecricians use. Do a search for cable cleats or cable management on screwfix.com. That way you don't need a chain guard.
i offered him some white ones,

we call them P clips in the trade, mainly used for fire resistant cable such as FP or pyro/micc, i have some here b ut in white if anyone wants any gimme a shout. i got shit loads in the jean claude VAN dam!
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Re: nc30 rear chain guard

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An email response from Paul at Tyga Performance:
On the chainguard, we will have a carbon one in production next week. We
have one on the upcoming project NC30. Basically, it is adapted from the R1
type which conveniently has a groove in the top to run the brake line. We
have strengthened the part and moved the leg to suit the pro arm mounting
points. Coming very soon...
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