วีดีโอ

@@alefficamargos2370 where do you live ? We can recommend a store / online store.

We see no reason why this wouldn't work - but so far we haven't tested it though.

For what? lmao

@@felixklimm7225 I want use this for my sscx!

17t is the max we have tested.

This is with the shim included

@@ReverseComponents04 ok, thank you very much

@@trillbill9378 Our US site has the Black Tensioners available now - and Bike 24 have a stock of both Tensioners and kits + offer US shipping www.bike24.com/p2855105.html?searchTerm=Chain%20tensioner%20expert

@@ReverseComponents04 Yoo! Appreciate the quick and thorough response/info as usual!! Big up Reverse 🙏🤝

@@Klucher0 €169.90 and the main reason is because it’s machined from solid aluminium in small batches here in Germany. It’s built to last and will be way more reliable than a derailleur!

@@ReverseComponents04okayokay At least a normal collab is in my budget

Does this fit 18t or 19t cogs?

@@skylerschulze the Colab Chain Tensioenr should work well for this - what size rear cog do you want to use?

​@@ReverseComponents04 Well, seeing it's compatible with 13-17t cogs, I'd probably be running 16/17t. Higher if I could!

Hey Shaun, this is achieved by shortening the chain. The idea is that when the bike is resting with nobody on it, there should be some tensioner already there, pulling the cage away from the end stopper.This means when you are riding, it won't hit against it when the suspension extends back (tops out).

Keeps the chain under tension if you are riding your full suspension bike Singlespeed.

Hallo Messermakmauritz solange es sich bei deinem Freilauf um einen Standard Shimano HG Freilauf handelt, funktioniert das ohne Probleme. Es sollte aber keine Problem sein. LG, Dein Reverse Team

Hey christophgewinn2307, This screw supports the bonding when fixing the arm to the capsule of the Colab. It must not be loosened. Cheers, Reverse Team

Hey Faal1kanaal, it could be possible, that the pulley hits the sprocket. However, this also depends on the design of your derailleur hanger. Therefore, it is unfortunately not possible to give a general answer as to whether it is possible to fit an 18T sprocket or not. Cheers, Reverse Team

It’s a Nukeproof Mega Al fully vapour blasted to raw. It looks so good ! Some info about the build coming soon on our Instagram channel.

@@ReverseComponents04 it looks damn good! Stoked to hear more about the build. Appreciate the reply/info 👊

Awesome 🙌 Any questions, feel free to ask.

yes!

@@ReverseComponents04 do you know what one

@@AstonKelly-ql8ql DO you know what hub is on there ?

@@ReverseComponents04 all I know that it is a 2019 stock polygon trid Zz rear hub. But I got the spacing if that will help

@@AstonKelly-ql8ql hey Aston, sorry without know the hub and driver body of the hub, we can’t answer it. If you took your bike to the bike shop and asked them to check this for you, then we can tell you which one. Alternatively send us a picture of the cassette / hub on your bike at the moment as an Instagram message and we’ll come back to you.

Hey fabiowimberthebestrider, it is our Base Hub in size 135x12. You can find it in on our Hompage/in our shop. Cheers, Sascha

Hey jw_biking, yes, because our Hub has a Sram XDR freehub. If you want to install a component on an XDR that is actually intended for the XD freewheel, you need this 1.85 mm spacer. If you have a normal XD freehub, you do not actually need this. Cheers, Sascha

I had this exact problem, I have a hope 148 rear hub which was converted to boost (+3mm spacers on each side) which threw the alignment out. I got the machine shop at work to mill 3mm off the tensioner and now its sweet. A bit late but hope this helps.

yes !

Servus ephraimki7783 nein diese müssen nicht mehr angezogen werden. Dadurch, das du die Schrauben zuerst unten komplett anlegst und danach oben anziehst, werden die zwei Schrauben unten automatisch vorgespannt. Hier musst du nichts nachziehen. LG aus dem Schwarzwald, Sascha

@@ReverseComponents04 vielen dank für die schnelle antwort. freu mich schon auf den vorbau!