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Old 17-May-2005, 23:04
moto748 moto748 is offline
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There's no knack; it's quite straightforward.
If your chain seems right when you adjust it, but seems wrong later, it's probably because your chain's a bit worn and has some tight spots.

There's no need to use a paddock stand, in fact it's not a good idea, cos you're not comparing like with like when you measure the slack; just put the bike on the sidestand.

And generally people tend to adjust chains too tight: err on the slack side.
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