chain tension on csr1000
- Kwaker2000
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chain tension on csr1000
05 Aug 2015 11:24
hi folks whats the correct chain tension when bike is on center stand ,or do you have to have it on side stand


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Re: chain tension on csr1000
05 Aug 2015 12:01
Depends
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Re: chain tension on csr1000
05 Aug 2015 15:03 - 05 Aug 2015 15:05
From the Kawasaki service manual. Bike on center stand.
Rotate the wheel to find the tightest spot & measure the vertical movement midway between the sprockets.
Drive chain slack = 30-35mm (total up & down movement of the chain).
I use a folding carpenter's ruler taped to a wood block, which frees up one hand to spin the wheel & the other to check the slack.
Rotate the wheel to find the tightest spot & measure the vertical movement midway between the sprockets.
Drive chain slack = 30-35mm (total up & down movement of the chain).
I use a folding carpenter's ruler taped to a wood block, which frees up one hand to spin the wheel & the other to check the slack.
Last edit: 05 Aug 2015 15:05 by martin_csr.
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