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Sigeyi Chainring Bash Guard
June 10, 2025$17.50
Bash Guard for Sigeyi AXO 104 BCD power meters
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Sigeyi Chainring Bash Guard
The Sigeyi Chainring Bash Guard is made for Sigeyi AXO 104 BCD MTB power meters. These bash guards protect the chainring from rock strikes and other debris. This kit includes two bash guards and four bolts.
Sizing
- Small – For 32T and 34T chainrings
- Medium – For 36T and 38T chainrings
Compatibility
Power Meter: These bash guards are compatible with Sigeyi AXO 104 BCD power meters
Chainrings: The small size is designed for 32T and 34T chainrings while the medium size is for 36T and 38T chainrings
Specs
- Weight: 26 grams
In The Box
- Two chainring bash guards
- Four mounting bolts
Tools Needed for Installation
You will need the following tools for installation of this product. You can shop for the required tools on our Tools Page.
- 5 mm Allen Key
- 6 mm Allen Key
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Chris (verified owner) –
Don’t bother with this “bash guard.” Disintegrates with the first rock strike. I don’t even ride very fast or super hard, I just bopped my chain ring on a rock on a technical climbing section (2mph max) and this completely shattered. Happened to both pieces.
Not a reflection on this site at all, happy otherwise with powermetercity.com, just don’t bother with this bash guard.