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So today after work I decided to muck around with my old flogged out chain tensioner.
So... I drilled out the old tensioner sprocket and bolted on a rubber roller.
I have two choices to either bend the plate to allow the bolt to clear, or grind back and weld the bolt.
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At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
Welded it up, looks Schmick. I just need to tidy it up.
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Got the holeshot
Nice.
When I do mine like that, I drill & tap the plate, screw the bolt in, grind to length.
Then take it apart and put back together with loctite.
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
Yeah nice, that came to mind too and would also work well.Originally Posted by jb2wheels
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Teaching quads a lesson
Does this upgrade quite down the usual noises the stock tensioners make?
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At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
I'll let you know once the project is done
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I have been just using the plastic roller with needed washers- bolts and spacer and bolting it to the slotted groove and loosen and adjust as needed. 5 years still going..12 bucks and 20 minutes
Here is where my long useless list of stuff nobody cares about should go...
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