You are reading a single comment by @gbj_tester and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Trading standards would care if anybody brought it to their attention.
N/W is irrelevant, the chain guard requirement is about keeping people out of the chain/ring interface, not keeping the chain on. If anything, typical N/W rings with their tall and chamfered teeth are a bigger danger than old fashioned rings with flat-topped teeth.
gbj_tester
the problem is, i think you're the only person who cares.
Isn't that to do mostly with this "standard" being in place before narrow wide rings were a thing anyway?