Yes there is that point. I rode at that point for too long and my eccentric hoosamajiger seized up and I had to take the whole rear wheel assembly apart. Pain in the ass. You can still adjust the chain right?scorch said:
chain adjustment question?
I have asked this a few times, but couldnt get an answer.
Is there a point in which you cannot adjust the chain anymore in the sp3? My chain is too slack(got a new chain and sprockets coming), but i cannot adjust i t anymore, can't get the little swingarm adjuster to go any further. I am wondering if it cant or im not doing it right.
THanks
Is there a point in which you cannot adjust the chain anymore in the sp3? My chain is too slack(got a new chain and sprockets coming), but i cannot adjust i t anymore, can't get the little swingarm adjuster to go any further. I am wondering if it cant or im not doing it right.
THanks
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If you can no longer adjust the chain(either tighten or slacken) then you gotta do this.
http://www.richard-halford.co.uk/chain.html
if you have the manual, that will help. and I would definatley get a large c-clip remover tool, and a large breaker bar.
http://www.richard-halford.co.uk/chain.html
if you have the manual, that will help. and I would definatley get a large c-clip remover tool, and a large breaker bar.
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