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Hi guys,


Hoqw do I tighten the chain on my Kawasaki eliminator 125??


Its got about 3 inches of play up and down it must be too lose?


Is it just a matter of moving the back wheel back?? How do I do that ??


cheers!!

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loosen rear wheel nut (but don't remove) there should be 2 little bolts that

will have markings near them, make sure markings same each side and

chain only has 1/2 inch of play and tighten wheel again :wink:


may look like this

http://www.hayabusa.dk/Mods/img/Chain_adjuster_blocks_01.jpg

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that does look more likle what i have Bill... Iv rang my mate paul (servicer at VW garage in Coventry) he sais, bring it round tomorrow and hell help me do it :)

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Iv done it!!


Took me a while to get both sides equally back, the chain is quite tight with about 1/2 inch movment if pressure applied


Hope fully its not too tight...


If it was would it just break?

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Iv done it!!


Took me a while to get both sides equally back, the chain is quite tight with about 1/2 inch movment if pressure applied


Hope fully its not too tight...


If it was would it just break?

 

You'd find it difficult to change gear if it was too tight.

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Iv done it!!


Took me a while to get both sides equally back, the chain is quite tight with about 1/2 inch movment if pressure applied


Hope fully its not too tight...


If it was would it just break?

 

Was it snail cams in the end?


Took me a while the other day to get both sides back equal. I take it you've checked to ol' wheel alinement?

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wheel alignment???

How do I check that??


one thing I did notice... when using the back brake its squeeking half of every revolution of the wheel.... not very much but still audibul...

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