chain tightening
#5
RE: chain tightening
ORIGINAL: krash
you should pay to have a shop do it, since I am assuming that you dont have a stand, or tools, or manual, or mechanical skills
you should pay to have a shop do it, since I am assuming that you dont have a stand, or tools, or manual, or mechanical skills
#7
RE: chain tightening
I heard you don't want to unload the suspension while adjusting your chain. It's pretty easy to adjust your chain by yourself. Loosen the axle nut, and screw the adjuster bolts stickin out of the rear of the swing arm all the way in, and then unscrew them by half turns evenly then 1/4 turns if need be, until the chain is up to spec. Then begin to tighten the axle nut, recheck the slack before tightening it all the way. And you're good to go.
#8
RE: chain tightening
ORIGINAL: 01600F4i
are you guys serious? this is about the easiest thing to do. Just loosen the axle, and turn the bolts sticking out the back of the swingarm. It's cake.
are you guys serious? this is about the easiest thing to do. Just loosen the axle, and turn the bolts sticking out the back of the swingarm. It's cake.
#10
RE: chain tightening
i dont have a stand andyou dont need it to tighten the chain. just follow the directions in the manual and you wont have any problems with it. but you need a 27mm socket im pretty cure which i had to buy. and for the stand.... u dont need it to tighten the chain but i use 2 bottle jacks that i have laying in the garage and saved money that i would of spent on a stand.