When to change your chain?
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05-10-2010, 01:34 PM
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When to change your chain?
My F4i got like roughly 12k miles on it and when the chain is lubed properly and the bike is running it sounds and feels great. But was wondering if I should be aware of anything? Only reason I ask is cause the dude at the dealership mentioned it but they r supposed to look for stuff to fix and make money
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Last edited by F4iMane; 09-09-2011 at 06:17 AM.
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05-10-2010, 02:06 PM
Well first off make sure all the o-rings are there, and no rust is present. Than you have to check certain points of the chain to see if the tight and loose spots are drastic. For example one area in the chain has 1.5 inches of slack, and the other has 3 inches of slack. If you find that you have to adjust your chain here is a link: http://www.shraz.net/motorcycle/f4i/drivechain/
Their is also indicators where the axle nut is. Hope this helps!
Their is also indicators where the axle nut is. Hope this helps!
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Well first off make sure all the o-rings are there, and no rust is present. Than you have to check certain points of the chain to see if the tight and loose spots are drastic. For example one area in the chain has 1.5 inches of slack, and the other has 3 inches of slack. If you find that you have to adjust your chain here is a link: http://www.shraz.net/motorcycle/f4i/drivechain/
Their is also indicators where the axle nut is. Hope this helps!
Their is also indicators where the axle nut is. Hope this helps!
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05-10-2010, 04:55 PM
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05-11-2010, 12:04 AM
Yeah it should all be layed out on the bike itself, its a very easy job. My brother is about to purchase a 636. I checked the chain slack and they guys has less than an inch of slack its crazy, and going to be eating away at his sprockets. Its better to be on the loose side rather than it being so tight
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