
FOREFRONT
Weight:
SL and SLR models have 28-32t or 32-36t options that share backplate and upper guide parts, but feature different bashguards:
*CS is one size: 28-34t (uses bashguard "A")
FOREFRONT
The “Forefront” feature allows for 4-way, front-accessible setup and adjustment. This broad adjustability makes installation less “trial-and-error” and more “set-and-forget.”
This chain guide is light weight and fits perfectly on my 2022 Bronson. Love it.
So far I have 3 OneUp bash guides, an Absolute Black, and now 2 MRP’s. I bought an SLR for my bike and loved it so much I snatched a standard AMg in aluminum for the bike Im building my nephew. By far the best guide/guard Ive used. In fact I wish I knew about these before I bought the other ones. No bs shims or flip up outer guide piece thats either too tight to move or too loose and moves on its own… this one just makes sense and it’s the same price or less than the other ones I’ve seen. I’m definitely sitting with MRP for the foreseeable future.
This had to be the simplest and most efficient/ingenious way to install a guide. It's so obvious that the top guide should be able to adjust the way it does without a handful of shims and swear words, it almost makes me mad that it took this long for it to be made. Will not buy anything else, MRP for life.
Looks great and very easy to install.
It didn’t actually fit my bike but it was a very quality product and the customer service has been top notch.
This chain guide is light weight and fits perfectly on my 2022 Bronson. Love it.
Being 230lbs and using around 110-120psi on the Fox 36 I have always struggled with dialing in the grip2 on my last couple bike builds. It's either too linear, and dives past the mid stroke, or it stays higher in its travel but loses all small bump. I was skeptical about changing to a arguably more simple damper with correct shims for my weight, but this is exactly what the fork needed! Not only do I have mid support now, but the small bump is fantastic. The simple adjustments on the damper make noticeable differences, and therefore makes it much less likely to get lost in the adjustments. I had more confidence in the front of the bike as soon as I dropped in to my first dh, and it's only increased since after dialing it the settings. Only downside is I want to get some sort of shock that is tuned for my weight to compliment how good the fork feels now.
Easy to install, adds a bit of extra protection. Worth a try!
arrived faster than light in Europe, thank you for your quick response!
Lyriks MY2021 and earlier work well with the Noken free-riding at Windrock! I added a 180mm airspring + Noken at 95psi, rebound 5 clicks from 'rabbit' and 6 clicks compression from open. I weigh #190 kitted. The Lyrik handled braking bumps WAY better. It stayed supportive for launches. I compare this to a fairly "chattery" previous setup of 170mm + 3 tokens at 80psi. I will see how the current setup performs at Snowshoe's back-country. Check back with me in 3 weeks!