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Old 06-04-2007, 08:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Help!! Chain adjustment

Hi guys, um I don't know how to properly adjust a chain on a C1 pocket bike, the chain to me seems lose because when i moved the bike the chain hits a piece of the frame, I tried taking it apart but noticed that the chain was short or seems short, so I didn't want to touch anything that might effect the bike later. Anyways I need help on how I should adjust it, or if I should buy a new longer chain??
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Old 06-04-2007, 09:32 PM   #2 (permalink)
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wait...slow down...are you saying that a chain that is too short is loose on your bike?!?!?!??!
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yep, well i assume its short because its very tight on the ends i cant take it off the bike because its tight, but the tension itself is lose, like when you poke down in the middle of the chain the chain touches a part of the metal frame, and when you start moving the bike it clicks and pops and the chain just bounces and hits the frame.
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so when u ride, the chain goes from tight to loose? are your motor mounts tight?
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i think its just the middle part of the chain is lose.
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the middle part of the chain? i dont understand.
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no i mean like the middle part pops up and down and it hits a piece of the bike frame.
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tighten the chain using the tensioner. its located on the ends of the frame near the back wheel.
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ohh so thats where it is lol. i thought it was the other one, the one beside the footpeg. thanks
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the very very very back of the frame. on the very tips of the the back. The should be one on the left and right side of the tire. tighten them the same
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