Never heard of such a thing. I run my Sam 1x8 and occasionally throw my chain 
off the 40t front ring. I think it is usually going fast downhill, maybe 
shifting into the smallest rear cog while hitting a bump? I have a 26t ring up 
front for emergencies (used once in 2k miles) so I have been reluctant to put 
something up front. 
Being more careful on fast bumpy descents would help. 
Any other tips from you wise folks?

Edwin

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