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Kids Bike Chain Guard – Anti Chain Drop Design

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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2.8 h
2 plates

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Description

Description

I designed this chain guard for my child’s bike because the original guard allowed the chain to slip between the chainring and the plastic cover, where it frequently became stuck.

This redesigned version was specifically created so the chain can no longer get trapped between the chainring and the guard. If the chain drops, it is guided back onto the chainring instead of jamming.

The guard mounts directly to a 5-arm crankset with a 105 mm bolt circle diameter (BCD).

 

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Features

  • Prevents the chain from getting trapped
  • Guides the chain back onto the chainring
  • Improved functional design compared to the original guard
  • Lightweight and durable construction
  • Clean two-color printable design
  • Designed for children’s mountain bikes

Specifications

  • Bolt circle diameter: 5x105 mm
  • Mounting hardware: 5x M4x20 button head screws
  • Printed successfully in PLA/PETG
  • No supports required

Printing

  • Recommended material: PLA
  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • 4 walls recommended
  • 20–30% infill

Notes

Please verify crank and chainring compatibility before printing.

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