OneUp Chain Guide ISCG05 Install, Review

This is a quick review and installation of the #OneUp minimalistic #ChainGuide, installed with an Oval Chainring.
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[@flyhi81]

Thanks for this. Way better than trying to read their instructions while looking at a small bag of parts

[@BikingVikingMTB]

Top man! Chain started to fall off after two years so I stumble on ur vid n went out n bought one watched your vid absolute spot on dude thanks for the help🤟

[@BikingVikingMTB]

@@LoveMTB l- 22miles of trails Mud DH sections n yes chain never came off 👊🏻

[@rogerserafin]

Thank you so much for this review. Saw your video 2 weeks ago and immediately purchased the One Up chain guide. I love it. So simple and easily adjusted. Thanks again.

[@dv8416]

Great vid! Much easier to follow then their written instructions.

[@LoveMTB]

🙂

[@mjojrjr6231]

Own one of this, definitely a well-made piece of kit.

[@mitchellhughes596]

I used the clear one instead of a black because its thinner, with the black one installed chained rubbed on the bird and same with no shim, clear one is is just a thinner shim to get the right fit

[@viktormitic822]

such a good guide have one mysefle this is a big help to me keep up the great videos:)

[@mikelmorgan1]

Great video, terrific help for me. I appreciate your time and efforts

[@kingrat738]

Oval :FTW: You're doing a proper Enduro race? Majority of events in my neck of the woods are called 'Enduro'. A C.G makes sense for a proper Enduro race. I've never dropped my chain on my 32t A.B Oval ring (touch wood). A full on Enduro race would be a great vid to post up ;-) Looking forward to it ^^

[@jaytei2]

I've just received my new v2 bash guard and it doesn't have a T ring size guide on it!

[@marlondeo]

Thanks for the guide mate. It's very useful. I got my one too. So what is the transparent thing? =) anyways, thanks again and enjoy riding. Cheers!

[@hugojlsantos]

Hello nice review tanks. maybe the transparent thing is : 3. With crankset and chain installed, use spacer shim block to measure clearance between back plate and chain. ...oneup site.

[@ETSUBrown8939]

This was great, thank you!

[@tetaizozadja7080]

same chainguide brand DECKAS aliexpress 7$ works perfect for 3 years now

[@trailhead6882]

Great post! I'm glad I saw this as im pretty much sold on the OneUp now

[@GokkunGuru]

My chain has never fallen off on my full GX Eagle setup. Do you think adding a chain guide for extra security is necessary or just a waste of money, for my situation? Thanks

[@serjturischev9557]

How about the jumps? The chain is silent or making some metall splash noise under landing?

[@JL-hy4eb]

my plastic guide will not tighen its always loose/floppy

[@mohammedzakyabdulrazak2347]

hi.. for my case.. im using a SRAM XO1 1X11 setup... i did not need to use any shim or spacers... but when i shift to the most biggest gear... the chain tend to glaze on the inner side of the chain guide... hope you are able to help me with this.. Thank u... 👍😊

[@richardescultero3168]

How about 75t crank?

[@Chromedome-ss6mg]

I got a stumpjumper that's 1 x 11. Narrow wide. Iv never had the chain come off. Is this necessary? I do have the bolt hols for it on my frame.

[@Chromedome-ss6mg]

What's the point if you have a narrow wide chainring?

[@davidruddy4252]

Does the claim guide add much general noise or chatter while riding and changing gear?

[@MonsterAliensnations]

With the presence of an oval narrow wide, is this still necessary ? I am not criticizing you at all, I'm am also looking to install this onto my narrow wide too...

[@MonsterAliensnations]

+LoveMTB Hmm I see, I wouldnt say I regulary drop my chain, but on on the trails, I ride quite harshly, I want to install these to absolutely fool-proof the ability for the chain to drop... I guess its time for me to order a chain guide too :P

[@BsChew46]

Hi , wondering what is that you're holding on 5:53 ?

[@MATADOR6407]

Mr Boon I

[@rigorhead01]

I see that you are still using an oval chain ring. I'd like to try one.

[@leonardros6082]

oval chanring is great specially when you don`t have a clutch on your rear derailleur

[@HenrichHostak]

Thanks for sharing

[@michaelfabian2401]

My bike is ISCG03 BB style, I wanna order one of these chain guides from One Up but cannot find a video or how to install the BB mounted version on their chain guide ANYWHERE online... This is bumming me out lol

[@michaelfabian2401]

Cool. I I'm currently only using 1 1-mm space for my BB and it is threaded so I should be good to go there. Thanks man, your the BEST!

[@Chromedome-ss6mg]

Put a video up when you do it so there is a video on it. You will get veiws.

[@jzy0104]

Is that gonna fit a 1x12

[@pfalzenduro]

Onyboady tested with 1 x 12?

[@annoyedbrownalpaca]

May I know what hubs is that?

[@MartinTeerly]

£45 in shop. Same thing on eBay £7 from China

[@unogazzy84]

I need a chain guide that fits my crank set which have three sprockets of the following size. Largest sprocket 48, middle sprocket 32 and smallest 22. Is there anyone who can help me with this? Good video BTW

[@unogazzy84]

No I have not. Just to be sure... The clutch on a rear derailleur is meant to keep the chain taut right?

[@unogazzy84]

Ok very useful information, thanks :) but is there a chain guide that fits my bike or do I have to build my own version which will look like crap?

[@jeffbrunton3291]

unogazzy84 - just fit a regular chain guide to stop the chain dropping to the inside. Planet X have the SRAM version that fits onto your FD, no other attachment required. If you have your limits screws dialled in, you should not drop to the outside.

[@kuyaexpress]

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