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Tank chain guard???

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Skip Montanaro

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I just stumbled on an eBay listing for what the seller describes as a "tank chain guard."


This sort of stuff isn't my bailiwick (not a balloon tire bike type), but this is bugging me. I'm having trouble seeing how this is a chain guard.

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If it is a chain guard, why isn't there a larger opening for the non-drive-side crank arm? If it isn't a chain guard, what is the purpose of the larger drive-side hole?
 
I just stumbled on an eBay listing for what the seller describes as a "tank chain guard."


This sort of stuff isn't my bailiwick (not a balloon tire bike type), but this is bugging me. I'm having trouble seeing how this is a chain guard.

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If it is a chain guard, why isn't there a larger opening for the non-drive-side crank arm? If it isn't a chain guard, what is the purpose of the larger drive-side hole?
That is a ladies tank not a chain guard
 
This is an example why you need to know what you are looking for when buying on Ebay, I have seen many mislabeled and incorrect information on Ebay, usually due to the seller not really knowing exactly what they are selling.
 
Thanks folks. Makes a bit more sense, but I'm still confused about what the larger hole is for. (Sorry, I really am completely unfamiliar with any nuances related to balloon tire bikes.)
 
Sometimes sellers throw extra words in the ad/listing which are known as keywords. It's just a tactic to make their listing show up more often when someone does a search.
 
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