I'm replacing my chain and have ran into a problem. Everything went fine up to the point where I'm tensioning the new chain. I can't get the wheel straight. The left side adjustment scale is on the first line, the right side is on the third line and will not go back any farther. I think the brake caliper is stopping it from going any farther, but I'm not sure... Should I be able to push the wheel in far enough that both scales are on the first line? Help please!!!!
loose this part 16 first
http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/300_0366/rear_swinging_arm_model_k4/rear_swinging_arm_model_k4.bmp
Quote from: ASIA 1 on June 08, 2006, 10:32:28 PM
loose this part 16 first
Thanks for the reply... Just loosen the nuts or remove the bolts completely. If I remove them, will I be able to get them back on after the wheel moves forward?
1: just loose the nut only not uninstall and no need push the wheel all forward
2: choose the right chain (520 chain 110 links) is more importance O ring or X ring
the detail check the below link:
http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=24581.0
Thanks, worked great. Thanks for the link as well. Those little hash marks on the swing arm seemed pretty useless to me, I like red_phil's method of measuring from the center of the axle to the swingarm pivot to determine if the wheel is aligned.
Thanks again!!! :cheers: