@14:30 you measure the distance between the swingarm and the tensioning block, in my expereince I always make sure the rear wheel is aligned with the front first, I use a straight length of wood to aligne the rear with the front, I don't always trust the factory manufacturring, with my method I always count the number of turns in or out when tensioning and apply to both sides to ensure the rear is always spot on aligned ;)
Very nice. You are amazing. Thank you.
I do quite prefer the longer videos as people watching can be at so many different levels of experience and skill.
Thank you for letting me know. I have plenty of content up my sleeve right now, so there will be a few more long videos on the way!
@14:30 you measure the distance between the swingarm and the tensioning block, in my expereince I always make sure the rear wheel is aligned with the front first, I use a straight length of wood to aligne the rear with the front, I don't always trust the factory manufacturring, with my method I always count the number of turns in or out when tensioning and apply to both sides to ensure the rear is always spot on aligned ;)
Makes sense that the swing arm might not be true to the rest of the bike.
Longer vids
No worries 👍