cam chain tenshioner

[rockyboy]

I have an 81 custom need to adjust the cam chain tenshioner I have'nt done this before, has anyone done this and are there any problems to look out for.

[LukeM]

You'll find a Factory Service Manual on the forum site.  Download it, and read through the first 2-3 chapters.  You'll find the cam chain adjustment process in there.

Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
Luke M

[wvhardtail]

I guess my posting was not clear. I was looking for a drive chain tensioner to keep the chain from slapping the frame. I have to use an extra long chain since I have a hardtail. I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions. Thanks.

Dave

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Subject : Re: cam chain tenshioner

Date : Fri, 17 Sep 2010 18:11:26 -0700 (PDT)

From : "LukeM [via Honda CB750'S]" <[hidden email]>

To : wvhardtail <[hidden email]>









You'll find a Factory Service Manual on the forum site. Download it, and

read through the first 2-3 chapters. You'll find the cam chain adjustment

process in there.



Good luck, and let us know how it goes.

Luke M



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[LukeM]

Ahh...that's a whole different chain altogether.  I'm afraid I have no experience with that.  Good luck.

Luke M

[Re-run]

I have not used anything like this either but I have seen them on custom v-twins. So they are available for chain use. Most likely you would need to custom a mount. Easiest with a hardtail of course but may be do-able mounted to the swing arm.