Adjusting the Chain With the bike on the centerstand or a jack loosen the jamb nuts.
Adjusting the Chain Tap the wheel foreward to make sure it's against the adjusting bolts on both sides.
Adjusting the Chain on a Centerstand Turn the wheel clockwise so the chain slack is at the bottom. Put the slacksetter tool under the swing arm. and measure the slack. It should be 45 to 50mm. You can measure this with a ruler if you don't have this tool.
Adjusting the Chain on a Centerstand The slack looks good. You can adjust the slack by turning the adjusting bolt in or out as needed.
Adjusting the Chain On my bike this is how the right side looks when it's correct. The notch on the adjusting block is just past the 4th mark on the swing arm. Tighten the adjusting bolt jamb nuts.
Adjusting the Chain on a Centerstand Using a 27mm socket tighten the axle nut to 74 ft/lbs
Adjusting the Chain on a Centerstand Check the tire pressure. It should be 36 psi.
Adjusting the Chain on a Centerstand Take the bike off the centerstand. All done and ready for a test ride.
