Birzman Travel Keeper - Rear
£17.99
was
£17.99
was
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The Travel Keeper is inserted into the rear dropouts when the wheel is removed for cleaning, storing or transporting bikes. Designed to maintain chain tension during cleaning. A packing plate is attached for keeping disc brake pads apart. Quick release lever allows for fast installation and removal.
Designed for bikes with both 130/135mm dropout spacing.
Designed for bikes with both 130/135mm dropout spacing.
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Product Reviews (4)
Overall Product Rating 3.3 / 5
Not that good for cleaning
By Anthony McCauley
24 May 2022
3 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsBad for cleaning
ProsGood for transport
Bought this thinking I could use it for travelling and cleaning, but the sprocket is fixed, so it can't be used with a chain cleaner.
Still good for transport though.
Instructions don't come with it but are on youtube
Still good for transport though.
Instructions don't come with it but are on youtube
Potentially very useful, sunk by a major design flaw
By GJ
22 Jun 2019
2 / 5
ConsCheap plastic sprocket, which is static on the axle
ProsEasy to adjust lengths, easy to fit on the bike
Two reasons to buy
- Protect the frame (from the chain) and rear stays clamped during travel.
- Similarly during cleaning etc
The major flaw is that the (cheap plastic) sprocket is static, and doesn't work as the
- Protect the frame (from the chain) and rear stays clamped during travel.
- Similarly during cleaning etc
The major flaw is that the (cheap plastic) sprocket is static, and doesn't work as the
Works Excellently Once Set Up...
By Parag
11 Apr 2017
4 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsAssembly initially
ProsSolid construction
Great for MTBs to keep chain tension on and maintain frame integrity to some extent (e.g. bike box). Disc brake adaptor works well. More opaque is how to get supplied chain-wheel onto skewer and then how to adapt to 130mm (road) vs. 135mm (MTB) widths. The Birzman YouTube video does demonstrate this - you essentially need two allen keys to 'unlock' the skewer after which you reassemble and tighten. Very solid construction generally.
Chain Keeper
By Anonymous
24 Jul 2012
4 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsNone
ProsSimplicty
No more tangled chains. Quality product.
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