Sidewinder Jerry Well-Known Member Dec 19, 2011 2,137 1,159 113 62 Rockwood, TN Today at 4:29 PM #2 duke said: Chain tensioner A View attachment 116480 Chain tensioner B View attachment 116481 Click to expand... I like the bottom one better. However, I prefer sprockets instead of pulleys. Reactions: wrench
duke said: Chain tensioner A View attachment 116480 Chain tensioner B View attachment 116481 Click to expand... I like the bottom one better. However, I prefer sprockets instead of pulleys.
wrench Well-Known Member Aug 20, 2019 870 1,300 93 So Cal Today at 4:41 PM #3 The best thing to do is adjust the chain length so you don't need a chain tensioner But if you must use a chain tensioner I suggest "B" the Arch "A" can fail (piviot) and get jammed in the spokes Reactions: duke and Sidewinder Jerry
The best thing to do is adjust the chain length so you don't need a chain tensioner But if you must use a chain tensioner I suggest "B" the Arch "A" can fail (piviot) and get jammed in the spokes
D duke Member Jan 4, 2025 22 25 13 65 Today at 4:58 PM #4 Liking the arch with derailleurs sprockets Last edited: Today at 5:27 PM
Sidewinder Jerry Well-Known Member Dec 19, 2011 2,137 1,159 113 62 Rockwood, TN Today at 5:28 PM #5 Sealed bearing sprockets like these will work much better than derailleur jockey pulleys will. Sprocket Idler 10 tooth 410H 415H 40 or 41 3/8" ID Sprocket Idler 10 tooth 410H 415H 40 or 41 3/8" ID www.staton-inc.com
Sealed bearing sprockets like these will work much better than derailleur jockey pulleys will. Sprocket Idler 10 tooth 410H 415H 40 or 41 3/8" ID Sprocket Idler 10 tooth 410H 415H 40 or 41 3/8" ID www.staton-inc.com