Building on the success of the ISCG-05 Chain Guide, OneUp Components have added two new guides to their line: The OneUp Bash Guide ($79 USD) and the ultra-light OneUp Low Direct Mount Guide ($32 USD). At OneUp Components, we believe chain guides don't need to be expensive, heavy or difficult to set-up.
OneUp Components expands their line of simple, yet well-thought-out chainguides with the addition of two new guides, the Bash Guide and the Low Direct Mount Chain Guide.
Chain retention on most 1x chainrings is usually enough to keep the chain from dropping. Usually. For those who can’t afford a dropped chain or just want more peace of mind, chain guides are making a comeback. But they’re also undergoing constant improvements to make them lighter, more compact, and drag free. The new guides from OneUp will help keep your chain in place and may just save your chainring…
The Shark Cog and Shark Cage allow a rider to greatly increase their gearing spread, and not only their low range but also their high range if they decide to go with a suitably larger chainring. This could be a real benefit to a rider with greatly varied terrain.
I headed up to Squamish earlier this week to jump the Shark myself and came away impressed – and with a 50T cogset on my Nomad, as well as a chainring jump from 30 to 34 teeth. Does everyone need 50 in the back? Hell no. But if your terrain goes up steeply in places and you’d like to be able to reach decent speeds on roads or wide open spaces of trail, then this represents a huge opportunity.
Looking for the ultimate in range with your 1x setup? OneUp Components announces the release of their Shark 10-50T modular upgrades for the current Shimano 11-speed cassettes.
So who is the ideal customer for the Shark? As an upgrade, the system makes a lot of sense for anyone wanting more range out of their current Shimano 11 speed 1x drivetrain (or anyone who may buy a complete bike with Shimano 1x in the near future). The Shark kit also seems like a real option for anyone trying to gain the widest range 1x drivetrain on a budget.
OneUp Components have produced, what they say to be the widest rande 11-speed 1 System ever. The ‘OneUp Shark’ is a range of component upgrades for Shimano 11 speed cassettes which increases the range of a stock 11-42T cassette by nearly a third.
With the new OneUp Components Chainguide, the brand branches just outside the moving parts of your drivetrain with a very light, very adjustable and very easy to install chain retention device.
OneUp Components has been making some stellar products and they’ve got a new lightweight 35gram 1x ISCG-05 chainguide that Richie Rude and Team Yeti have been running with some great success.
OneUp Components have forged a path upgrading our drivetrains, it seems like only yesterday we were bodging double rings and 1×10 was just a pipedream.
All new ovalized chainrings called the Traction Ring. It’s clocked at 115º with 12% ovality, a position and design they came to after testing for 10 months.
Oval chainrings are nothing new, but OneUp are putting a new twist on the concept by optimizing the "clocking" of the power zones for mountain bike riding, as well as the chainline and the number of teeth.
Toothed wheels for making your bike go more betterer. Some for the front, and some for the back. There’s a MONSTER 45T cassette sprocket. The idea is not to give you an easier granny, but to give you the same range with a larger front ring so you can go MOAR FASTERERER!
OneUp your Shimano 11-speed drivetrain with the new 45T sprocket for XT/XTR (M8000/M9000) Cassettes. Get a perfect shifting, truly wide range, Shimano 1x11 setup, with the OneUp 45T expander sprocket and narrow wide chainring.
The new 45 tooth expander sprocket opens up Shimano XT/XTR (M8000/M9000) to a wider range of users when set up with a single chainring by extending the cassette from 11-40 to 11-45 teeth.
If you thought their 44T cog for SRAM’s cassettes was big, OneUp Components has pushed oversized cassette cog adapters to the next level with a 45-tooth cog for the new Shimano XTR M9000 and XT M8000 groups.
OneUp Components comes to the rescue with a new 45-tooth add-on cog – plus XTR-specific narrow-wide chainrings – which adds 12.5 percent to the total range and puts the modified XTR setup nearly on even footing with SRAM XX1.
The OneUp Components RADr cage for Shimano derailleurs and their 40T/42T extended range cog and narrow wide chainring make for an excellent low-cost alternative to a full-fledged 1x11 system
Purveyors of all things adaptive when it comes to drivetrains, OneUp Components have now released a kit for making your own X01DH-a-like without the expense of swapping out and replacing everything.
Sometimes more is less. If you’re looking to reduce your rear cluster to a more DH/Gravity oriented setup, OneUp Components has launched a new component called the DH Block that allows you to run 6 or 7 speeds.
Less is more, Certainly that’s true with some elements of a modern DH bike. If some kid ever asks you “How many gears has it got mate?” you can proudly say “Seven… and it barely cost anything”.
For offering a simple way to reap the benefits of a 1x drivetrain at a fraction of the cost, OneUp Components earns the Pinkbike Award for Best Value Product.
In a blind test, it's unlikely that you would be able to guess that the cassette and derailleur have been modified in any way – the shifting performance is that flawless. - MK
One awesome side effect of this expanded gear range is that I gained some climbing confidence and found myself attempting climbs I never would have dreamed of before - CP
When it came to adjusting the derailleur, I’m honestly surprised at how easy it was. Somehow I expected it to be more involved to get it to shift properly, but I was happily mistaken. - ZO
Bike Rumor- 10 Dec 2013
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