Turbo Levo front chain device / chain coming off

[jamesbentley]

I have a Turbo Levo Comp, and seem to be having issues with the front chain coming off on fast, aggressive downhill trails. I've moved the chain device/guide thing as much as I can to try and stop, but doesn't seem to do much.

Anyone else had this issue or put any chain devices on the bike? If so, what's recommended?

 

[The Front Ranger]

That's odd. Your bike has a SRAM rear derailleur, correct? Does the problem occur only when the chain is on the smaller rear cogs?

 

[jamesbentley]

Not 100% sure, but most likely yes, as it happens on downhill trails, which would naturally require a higher gear.

 

[The Front Ranger]

Possible causes:

• Chain too long
• Front chainring worn
• Rear derailleur's clutch not engaged
• Poor chainline

 

[Shaun Gratton]

I have a Turbo Levo Comp, and seem to be having issues with the front chain coming off on fast, aggressive downhill trails. I've moved the chain device/guide thing as much as I can to try and stop, but doesn't seem to do much.

Anyone else had this issue or put any chain devices on the bike? If so, what's recommended?

Yes Ive had the same prob took 2 links out chain still came off installed chain guide prolem solved...Bionicon

 

[ragtopjoek]

Yes Ive had the same prob took 2 links out chain still came off installed chain guide prolem solved...Bionicon

I have a Turbo Levo FSR Comp 6Fattie and have been concerned about the chain falling off. Can you post a link to the chain guide product you used? I am interested in installing one on my Levo.

 

[RRAPTRR]

I have the S-works Levo, and haven't had any issues with this yet. Are there any differences with the chain guide on the two? Obviously the rear derailleur is different, but could that be all?