Chain Tension

ashbourne · 19-Nov-2005, 16:39

Hi Guys. Stupid question, but I need to take up a bit of slack on the drive chain. I've opened the 2 screws on the rear of the swingarm. Bike is propped up so the rear wheel is off the ground. What next? Do I pull back using the chain guard?

KeefyB · 19-Nov-2005, 19:50

yep,thats how I do it.

You can buy the tool for attacking the adjuster on Ebay,costs around £17,I think.The 916/996 bikes used to get one in the tool kit.
Just as easy to turn the chainguard tho!
BTW,Its very easy to overtighten the chain,so be carefull.

[Edited on 20-11-2005 by KeefyB]

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19-Nov-2005, 16:39	#1
ashbourne Registered Forum User Posts: 1 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Dublin, Ireland Mood: moody Chain Tension Hi Guys. Stupid question, but I need to take up a bit of slack on the drive chain. I've opened the 2 screws on the rear of the swingarm. Bike is propped up so the rear wheel is off the ground. What next? Do I pull back using the chain guard? Reply