I'm golden, John, definitely golden. Fundi! Love you too, man.
I like Mick and Dan's bash guards; they are aesthetically so much more pleasing than anything one can buy.
Dan, the representative of Hebie by the nature of his job must master a large, diverse catalogue of stuff. His refusal to believe something that Rolloff published on their own site after you told him of it persuades me that he hasn't yet found time to master the Chainglider. Until he does, I have no hesitation in believing I know more about it than he does, and, anyway, in general, I would on most subjects prefer the collected wisdom, experience and common sense on this forum to the dicta of someone junior and young enough to be answering emails for a great manufacturer and distributor. Returning to the Chainglider's innards, experience in use shows me no need whatsoever of additional grease or oil inside the Chainglider, and when I do, if ever, add anything I intend trying a stingy few dropa of Oil of Rolloff, a chain lubricant I've found very, very good before, and I'll be putting it on the chain, not on the surface of the Chainglider, which I can see and hear doesn't need assistance. Of course, when one of us hears from these people, it is good to share, so I don't want to discourage you; but I hope you'll take no offense when I say I attach higher credibility to the information you extracted from the engineer's desk (via his wife, i seem to recall) at Tout Terrain.
