MRP MiniG2 SL Replacement Backplate - 21-3-033-IS

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$70.00

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21-3-033-IS

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MRP MiniG2 SL Replacement Backplate - So, you managed to bust a backplate on your MRP chain guide. Were pretty impressed, actually - it mustve been one helluva hit. Lucky for you, one of the awesome things about MRP chain guides is that each part is completely replaceable, so youre not stuck shouldering the cost of an entire new unit. Available to fit nearly any frame, MRPs light alloy back plates can get you back out on the trail free of dropped chains.Replacement for MiniG2 SL model chain guidesAvailable in BB, ISCG and ISCG-05 mounting optionsLightweight black anodized alloy

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