User submitted reviews
Review by Dustin
Works great! Dropped a chain at the beginning of a great start at Corn Cross and decided I didn't want that to be a thing anymore. Only thing I didn't realize was that I needed to buy the front mech hanger to attach it to, and install on my Crux which was another solid chunk of change. Still totally worth it--I'm sure it saved me at a few of the very bumpy courses this year. Very easy to install and adjust.
Review by Dustin
Works great! Dropped a chain at the beginning of a great start at Corn Cross and decided I didn't want that to be a thing anymore. Only thing I didn't realize was that I needed to buy the front mech hanger to attach it to, and install on my Crux which was another solid chunk of change. Still totally worth it--I'm sure it saved me at a few of the very bumpy courses this year. Very easy to install and adjust.
Review by bbcross
A little over 10 years ago I was still riding a double chainring CX bike. Up until the last lap, I was able to ride everything in the big ring but my legs were screaming and I clicked down to get some relief. Nothing happened. My front derailleur was full of mud and grass and the chain stayed on the big ring as I suffered up the hill. It was in that moment that I decided to ditch the front derailleur and begin a new struggle � the struggle to keep the chain on the ring.
While the narrow-wide and clutch/tension systems work well most of the time � they failed me at the worst possible times: attacking off the front or desperately trying to stay attached. I�ve tried many of the options; some couldn�t handle the full range of the cassette, some were heavy and clunky, and some just didn�t keep the chain on.
The GnarWolf has, so far, kept my chain on and allows the full range of my 11-32 cassette.