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How to adjust a chain on a 2011-2015 gsxr
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2015
- This video shows how to adjust a chain on a 2011-2015 gsxr 750. This will also work the same on the 600, and 1000. And the concept stays the same on most bikes. Thanks for watching hope this helps. Please give me a like and sub! And check out my other vids!
Axle nut is 1-1/4". 32mm also works (100N°m/72.5lb-ft torque)
Other 2 are 12mm & 10mm.
For gsxrs before 2011, 36mm
Don't need center stand - side stand is fine
Exactly what I was looking for
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This works for gsxr k9 1000cc. Same specs, nut was 36mm. Thank you for the clear instructions!
You do not want to pull backward on the wheel when your tightening the axel bolt. You should be putting a rag in between the chain and sprocket so it pulls against the tension bolts.
It's a little quicker if you find the chains tightest point and do your measuring from there. Usually put that to the tightest within spec. Which will keep your Loosest point within as well. Good video thou.
Everyone with a gsxr remember the AXEL BOLT is TAPERED so needs an extra 3-5 mm from where you think is good..
Thanks for taking the time to share,it help out a lot
Nice video. My buddies chain snapped this summer because he had a clip instead of a rivvet. It was crazy.. I was behind him and thought a snake was in the road lol but it was his chain. Oh yeah also just to keep in mind when the wheel is on the ground and you are sitting on the bike the chain will be tighter because of the weight/tension than when you check the chain on the rear stand since the wheel is off the ground.
the Axle nut is a 36mm
Good straightforward video, but I'm slightly confused. Most instructions I've seen tell you to stick a screw driver in the rear sprocket between the chain and turn the wheel until is is at around 3:00 on the sprocket. The idea being that you want to push the wheel forward tight against the adjustment screws before tightening the axle nut. You instruction to pull back on the wheel while tightening the nut seems counter to this practice?
I don’t do either. I feel putting the drill bits/ screw driver I’m the chain at 3oclock cocks the rear wheel to one side. I’d take a Rubber mallet and tap the rear wheel forward while axle nut is half snug before full torque
I have a k7 gsxr 600..manual says to adjust the chain with the bike on the kickstand.
Drummin 93 hey I just adjusted my chain but the marks aren’t the same on each side..but when I used a scale to measure it was even on my scale (ruler)..is that ok ?
Drummin 93 i have a 2015 gsxr 750
What size is the socket wrench?
My gsxr750 is 2010 36 mm
After 2011 it's 32mm apparently....
take that wrench u got put it in the chain and sprocket and then tighten it and u won't have to pull the wheel
What’s with in oem spec?
chain must be adjusted with pilots weight on the bike
so you must recheck your adjustments
my get it's overtightened like hell
The factory chain slack adjustment is not done with rider onboard. Read the manual.
@@docmoto6477 factory adjustment and suspension adj. - they are for def.weight and it is about 75 kilos.
@@docmoto6477 also tightest point is when swingarm is fully horizontal, but you cant supress bike so low with your arms or body. Fellos working with mx bikes knows that trick- just unscrew progression and check it.
What size socket is that boss man
32mm
What size bolt?
sold the Gsxr in this video so not sure on exact size of axle nut. I would look in your manual or online on a manual. gonna be metric and make sure it fits tight/snugg
laylownismo 32mm if you havent figured it out yet
I am preaty sure U should have done it with a rider on the bike. I usualy did this with my mechanic.
isn't that chain to tight???
not according to my oem specs from my manual which say .8 - 1.2 inches... if you're nervous about it you can run yours on the loose side of your manuals specs. If you go outside your manufacturers recommend specs you increase the chance of chain slippage. thanks for watching
+MotoManic dude i u have to seat on the bike, when u adjust your chain. This chain is really tight :)
Manual accounts for this... I am reading directly from my oem manual some bikes may be different,,, Have over 6k and this chain and no problems :)
The chain looks good +MotoManic . Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
I would rather have it on the tighter side as My wifes chain came of her 2011 600 that was adjusted withen spec and ruined the engine case