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Interbike 2008MainMountain BikingSingle speed

Interbike 2008: Yess Pro Chain Tensioner

By RL Policar
October 7, 2008 1 Min Read
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A while back I did a review of the Yess Pro Full Suspension Single Speed Tensioner.

At Interbike, we met up with Yess Pro and they showed me one of their other tensioners and I asked if we could test it, they agreed and handed me a unit right there.

This is the ETR-B, its a bottom bracket mounted tensioner. I wanted to try this baby out because I want to make my drive train look cleaner and eliminate the tensioner that hands from the derailleur hanger.

The ETR-B is adjustable to ensure a perfect fit and tension.

Once I get it installed, I’ll report back on the performance.

Related posts:

  1. Thanks to the dude on the Single Speed
  2. I brake for Black and Whites
  3. Why one speed? Ten things to think about
  4. Interbike 2008: Yess Pro ETR-D Chain Tensioner

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4 Comments
  1. Animal says:
    October 7, 2008 at 3:46 pm

    I think I had a dream about something like this before. Well maybe my dream has been answered

  2. Dman says:
    October 8, 2008 at 5:40 am

    Is this tensioner supposed to work on FS bikes? I may have to try it out. I’m currently running the ETR-V on my Giant Anthem. While it works wonderfully, it makes tire/tube changes a real pain. The tensioner has to come off before the wheel can drop out of the frame. Makes trailside repairs a real PITA.

  3. Michael Meisman says:
    February 1, 2010 at 6:07 pm

    I have the ETR-H and the ETR-B. All have performed way beyond their advertising. When it comes to my tensioners I will always use YESS.

    To answer Dman’s question the one shown here is not the full suspension one. Go to http://www.yesspro.com and look at their stuff. There you will get all your questions answered.

    Signed
    one very happy YESS customer

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