Anyone Seen/got Koxx Tensionners 20"

[roozor]

Clean bikes sell the kozz tensioners now, was just about to order echo snails from tarty but they are out :)

Has anyone got a picture of these koxx tensioners? I reckon they would work on my t-pro as the frame is kinda like a koxx mod, well the drop outs are anyway!

thanks

Edited February 9, 2005 by roozor

[roozor]

come on! please, the sake of riding depends on it (Y)

[rich4130]

There chain tensioners, the do a very simple job, any will work, just get the correct sized ones for your axels.

http://www.customriders.co.uk

http://www.winstanleysbmx.com

http://www.alans.co.uk

http://www.wiggle.co.uk

http://www.bmx-shop.co.uk

Just get the cheapest beefy looking ones you can find.

Edited February 9, 2005 by rich4130

[ScotchDave]

He means snail cams I think, not bmx type tensioners.

[rich4130]

He means snail cams I think, not bmx type tensioners.

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O, Nevermind, I'd use bmx ones if I had a mod anyways...

[ScotchDave]

Me too, but some people are strange (Y).

[roozor]

I tried ordering some from wiggle but after 3 days of waiting they told me they cant get any of the hoffman ones i ordered for 30 days ;/

I'm still confused on which bmx ones will fit my t-pro?

[TomN]

You want 10mm chain tensioners not 14mm.

[ScotchDave]

I would have thought any that fit a 10mm axle. (Y)

[TomN]

Be easier though if he got 10mm ones fit nicely but yer 14mm still do.

[rich4130]

http://www.alansbmx.com/index.php?cPath=32_74

First ones look cool for a fiver.

[ScotchDave]

Be easier though if he got 10mm ones fit nicely but yer 14mm still do.

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Yeh, I meant ones to fit a 10mm axle. (Y)

[roozor]

Yeh, I meant ones to fit a 10mm axle. :)

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I know it's 10mm ;P

Just want ones that are gonna fit properly, insted of having to bend slighty to fit on the end of the frame

[Siders77]

I have got these tensioners, they fit nicely and work really well for £5.99!

Edited February 9, 2005 by Sid@yate_trials

[roozor]

I would order them now from wiggle but they dont tell you if its out of stock until a week later :/

[rich4130]

I know it's 10mm ;P

Just want ones that are gonna fit properly, insted of having to bend slighty to fit on the end of the frame

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I'll bet they fit, what makes you think otherwise?

[roozor]

The bit that grips round the end of the frame, not the bit that that axle goes through. On my last chain tesioners that bit was struggling to get round the frame as it's quite thick

[Will Arnold]

The bit that grips round the end of the frame, not the bit that that axle goes through. On  my last chain tesioners that bit was struggling to get round the frame as it's quite thick

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you should get the dmr ones :)

they dont have a lip that has to go on either side of the dropouts, its just a flat plate on the end, they are almost 20 quid though..........

[Michael Hardman]

I have the exposure ones they are tasty.

But I have had them ground down and the screws bent to fit my dropouts there a bit different you see.

[Mark W]

14mm axle chain-tugs probably wouldn't be a good idea simply because a) the end plate, if it's a T-shape, won't fit in, and b) because if they've got the sorta thin bit behind where the axle slots in to help guide it the tug through the axles, it'll be too wide so it won't sit in your drop-outs like the 10mm ones do. Seriously, ANY of the 10mm axle chain tensioners from ANY of the shops listed will work. ANY of them. Just buy whatever set you like the look of most and throw them on. Simple as that. At the moment I've got one like the 4jeri one on the right (nice big thread on that on, takes a 13mm bolt), and an Onza turd one on the left (pissy little 10mm bolt for it though :)). But yeah, any tug from up there should do it. A load of chain tugs used to have huge bits around where the axle went in so you could run a peg, but they're all pretty diddy these days so you should have enough movement from the tug to keep the chain tight.

Mark.