🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Experience with the Third Eye Bicycle Chainwatcher & Universal Clamp Review

I wish I had a chain holder a long time ago. When I tried to find it years ago, nobody knew where I could get it. Now I understand how common they are. Given my 32.5mm seat tube, this was the obvious choice. It seems like the obvious choice for most who don't have a seat tube that fits another brand exactly. It's pretty light - all the weight falls on the steel collar. The plastic feels cheap and weightless - just what you need if it's going to last - and it probably will. My chain no longer…

I can't say anything bad so far. I put it on my wife's road bike because the compact gearing (50-34) was giving her some chain slack issues (which I couldn't adjust). Your bike is too small for me to put it to a real test (change under different conditions, especially standing and tossing the bike). If it doesn't then time will tell if it works 100% of the time, but yesterday she did 40 and had no problems - this is the first. And based on the product's design, I expect it to perform well…

The assembly process of this watch chain is very simple, you clamp the plastic watch chain around the frame, insert the metal ring into the bottom of the watch chain (the bottom is open as you can see if you look closely at the picture) and tighten with a flat screwdriver. It's also easy to set up on the fly. It doesn't have an anti-movement rubber element like some similar products, but it doesn't have to either. The collar is tightened at will, but mine hasn't budged an inch. There is chain…

Why am I saying this item is a necessary safety requirement? And please note that I am using my specific Terra Trike experience. However, this point applies to all bike/trike configurations. Why?. I rode my bike a long time before I switched to the Terra Trike, and many years ago, in college, on a Schwinn Paramont outfitted with all the Campagnolo gear, on a sunny, clear day in Denver, Colorado, in traffic, i found myself being hit from behind inch again dropping my chain, in traffic the…