[Beardedbobber]

Put this on today , well machined as is all of NC gear , very subtle , will keep the oil off my back a bit more.

Original chain guard hasn't been on for years, hate the look of it and once rear was changed up it had to go

 

[Dan_]

No quite a TH chainguard but it's better than the stock version. I'm glad you're happy with it.

 

[Stumac]

Very diplomatic Dan.....

 

[GarySev]

". . .will keep the oil off my back a bit more."

Ahhhh. . . I removed my OEM chain guard months ago and I have not noticed any chain oil or debris landing on my back (or any where else on my person) when riding.

 

[BurgerBobber]

I don't care much for the stock design either, with all the gold chains you figure someone would release one to showcase them a little more, this seems like a step in the right direction to me.

 

[Beardedbobber]

". . .will keep the oil off my back a bit more."

Ahhhh. . . I removed my OEM chain guard months ago and I have not noticed any chain oil or debris landing on my back (or any where else on my person) when riding.

I definitely wouldn't make it up mate

Where are you going here ? Bizarre comment

 

[Beardedbobber]

No quite a TH chainguard but it's better than the stock version. I'm glad you're happy with it.

I am indeed mate , TH haha more to life than them certainly

 

[Traveller]

I definitely wouldn't make it up mate

Where are you going here ? Bizarre comment

I think it depends on what you use to lube your chain. Wax doesn't spray but Oil will. I don't know which one is better. Could be that Gary uses wax.

 

[Wooden rat]

I use a wax and it still throws a little grime on bottom of seat

 

[GarySev]

I definitely wouldn't make it up mate

Where are you going here ? Bizarre comment

Not bizarre to me. As I mentioned, I removed my OEM chain guard and haven't looked back. In fact, I sometimes found myself wondering why Triumph installed one on the "bobber" in the first place. There are several (to possibly many) forum members who have removed theirs. REGARDLESS, you are the first forum member that I have read who indicated that oil and debris from the chain sometimes gets deposited on their back during riding.

I meant no offense. Although I use wax grease on my own bike's chain. . . you now have me wondering whether it was a wise move to remove my bike's chain guard.

Cheers,
~Gary