the tensioner that came with the motor kit. it keeps hitting the inside of the wheel. i bought a smaller tensioner thinking it would help but it does not the chain keep sliping off. does anyone have ideas of what i can do. also any good websites to buy parts from.have a problem with the tensioner
- Thread starter rohan3ni
- Start date
the tensioner that came with the motor kit. it keeps hitting the inside of the wheel. i bought a smaller tensioner thinking it would help but it does not the chain keep sliping off. does anyone have ideas of what i can do. also any good websites to buy parts from.
http://motorbicycling.com/f11/chain-tensioner-suggestions-11815.html
and just about any of the vendors on either side of the page
Welcome to the forum BTW - whadda got fer a bike?
and just about any of the vendors on either side of the page
Welcome to the forum BTW - whadda got fer a bike?
Bend the tensioner so that it's inline with the chain.
Pedal the bike around to make sure it's feeding the chain straight onto the sprocket & when it looks good, put a small screw into the tensioner & into the frame so it wont move.
Pedal the bike around to make sure it's feeding the chain straight onto the sprocket & when it looks good, put a small screw into the tensioner & into the frame so it wont move.
here is the link to the Kore tensioner KORE Bicycle Components
I find the stock tensioner is fine if its set up properly. Skate board wheels are a cool replacement. It's important to say again: bend the tensioner so that it is inline with the chain.
I find the stock tensioner is fine if its set up properly. Skate board wheels are a cool replacement. It's important to say again: bend the tensioner so that it is inline with the chain.
