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Keepin' my front chain on

Hey all, how's it going? I'm running a single front chainring this year, and after my experience last night, I'm realizing that I really, really need a method to keep the chain on the front chainring. So speak up, Cowbellers! Let us know what you do to if you race with only 9 or 10 speeds!

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Permalink Reply by Charlie Beal on October 11, 2010 at 6:53am
If you're running it SS, I'd look into chain line or tension if you're dropping your chain.

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