K-Edge MTB Chain Guide for Single Ring Mountain Bike (ISCG 05 Mount)

Having put this guide though a month or so of "enduro" miles figured I would share my thoughts. My bike only has the two front mounts (sadly no rock guard mount for my 2019 Enduro) and with this being an American product I figured i'd give it a go. I originally bought a cheap (<$5) guide, had to continually bend it back into place, and pulling it off noticed a significant amount of plastic had been shredded off. I was trying to be objective in this review, however it is worth noting that this is honestly the best looking chain guide on the market.ProsAll aluminum and seems very sturdy, almost seems over built.Does well at "guiding" the chain without rubbing or interference, due in part to the adjustability.Cons:There is no installation instructions provided or that I could find online, it was pretty simple though (see below).Can be noisy with the chain hitting the cage. A little helicopter tape an remitly this for a short time, but honestly my care level is low. You will not have this problem with plastic guides.Might be a little heavier than other chain guides on the market.I honestly wish that they would install some frame spacers for further adjustment (although they are supposably available if you contact them) and also make this guide comparable with chainrings at and above the 30t mark (this is supposed to support a 34t min, however am having no problems with a 32t). That's about it.Install instructions: Install the bracket (not tight), install the large center screw (this is for in/out positioning), wrap the guide around the chain and install the small back pin (this widens the back), and install the two bolts around the center positioning bolts. Align the guide with the mounting bolts and tighten them down use the the large positioning bolt and the two other bolts to obtain a good chainline. Hopefully that makes sense.

Didnt fit my 34t trek rail