What is your "dork disc" actually for? What happens if you remove it?

What's that little plastic plate behind the cassette of your mountain bike or for that matter, ANY bike? Known colloquially as the "dork disc", spoke guards are supposed to protect your spokes and stop your chain from getting wrapped up in your wheel during a drivetrain failure. The counter argument for a spoke guard is that it's a cheap flimsy piece of plastic that will inevitably break loose and make noise. Is it worth it? Today, we'll try to find out! Get Early Videos & Behind the Scenes On Substack! 🚲 http://bermpeak.substack.com Berm Peak Hoodies, Beanies, Jerseys, Shirts https://cognativemtb.com/collections/seths-bike-hacks-collection Want us to review your unique mountain bike or outdoor product? https://www.sethsbikehacks.com/product-review/ Check out our main channel https://youtube.com/c/sethsbikehacks Follow me on Instagram https://instagram.com/sethsbikehacks Berm Peak Merch https://cognativemtb.com/collections/seths-bike-hacks-collection Music in this video is from http://share.epidemicsound.com/trQSg Advertising disclosure: All of these videos contain products, logos, or mentions associated with Diamondback Bicycles. Whether or not the video itself was sponsored by Diamondback, they do support this channel, and by extension, every video on it.