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Description
The Overguard is an exceptionally robust hub guard designed for Freestyle BMX bikes, crafted from heat-treated Chromoly steel to ensure long-lasting durability. It is CNC machined with a distinctive design, ensuring compatibility with the majority of hubs, frames, and pegs available.
Chromoly offers an excellent combination of buttery smooth slides and remarkable strength, all while being budget-friendly. Whether you opt to use it on one side or both, the Overguard is prepared for any setup you choose.
Specifications
Axle diameter:
14mm
Driver side:
Non-driver Side, Driver Side
Weight:
77g
reviews (9)
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| "I've been running a drive-side Overguard for a few years and decided to get a NDS one to replace a plastic guard. These are solid and give great coverage. I love that they protect the droputs and the anti-roll pins are a helpful addition. A mod: I've found that I can get the anti roll pin to match up to the drillings on some chromo pegs by removing the washer, so the head of the bolt sits proud of the front of the guard. It takes some messing about, but gives a bit of extra security against peg spin on the left side. Running LHD - Tightening down the peg on the left side, I have to make sure the guard is properly positioned, otherwise it moves when tightening and can rub on the chain - not a big issue though. I have some issues hanging up on the guard during double-pegs grinds, but that's my sloppy technique. The design is great and will probably outlast me. They slide really well on all surfaces and will probably fit 99% of setups." | |
| Sam B. (London) | 2021-01-19 |
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| "This guard is made from the same metal as Thor’s hammer 🔨" | |
| Char Tricks (Letchworth Garden City) | 2020-10-08 |
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| "Excellent product. Really easy to fit! Excellent service from skatepro." | |
| Robert Hepburn (Grimsby) | 2020-07-09 |
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| "E!xcellent" | |
| Keir Hay (Glasgow) | 2020-01-22 |
