Chain slack NC30
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Chain slack NC30
Hey,
I recently bought an vfr400 NC30 and was wondering how much chain slack I should have. It does seem pretty loose as it touches the swing arm when I push it up. Does anyone know how much travel it hold have?
I recently bought an vfr400 NC30 and was wondering how much chain slack I should have. It does seem pretty loose as it touches the swing arm when I push it up. Does anyone know how much travel it hold have?
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Re: Chain slack NC30
25-35mm
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Re: Chain slack NC30
i thought it was 15-25mm oops thats whats mine set too aswell lol
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Re: Chain slack NC30
How do you measure that? It is very close to the swingarm in the middle snd touches it if I push it up.
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Re: Chain slack NC30
Yer mines the same. I push it up about halfway between the rear sprocket and the drive sprocket and it touches the swingarm. If i let the chain just go slack, its only about 35-40mm from the swingarm anyway....
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Re: Chain slack NC30
Just a quick question following on from this.
If I measure chain slack with the bike on an abba stand is it different to the measurement on the side stand?
If I measure chain slack with the bike on an abba stand is it different to the measurement on the side stand?
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Re: Chain slack NC30
chain adjustments should be done with the bike on its side stand, rotate the wheel so the lower run is at its tightest there should be 15-25mm slack measured inline from the end of the chain slider on the underside of the swinger
Deviants AM/PM buildxivlia wrote:no i am not dead. ive just been trying a few things....
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Re: Chain slack NC30
ahh thats ok then i thought id seen it in the haynes saying 15-25mm