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2013 / 2014 e.thirteen Products
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Marc
11 years ago
Have you ever used a csixx? If you have you'll know it features woven carbon (less susceptible to abrasion damage) rubber on the guide to prevent chain-slapping-plastic noise and kevlar woven into the "taco" part of the bashguard which helps it slide off rocks rather than hook up and stop you dead. It's a better engineered product, and I don't even have to look at the Ethirteen to know this
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Seraph
11 years ago
I have friends who use the Csixx chain guide. I am not impressed. Also I like how you blindly judge the E.13 without even looking at it. It's clear that you're just a hater, and we all know haters gonna' hate.
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Marc
11 years ago
Csixx is still better. Will bet all my money on that