How To Make A Homemade Chain Tensioner at Louise Wang blog

How To Make A Homemade Chain Tensioner. So after almost killing a new rear wheel and then trying 2 other set ups first, this is my home brewed remedy for the stock. With the tensioner on the tension side of the chain, all the engine power runs thru it, and the slack side (where you want the. I once took a spoke and bent it in a fashion to add tension up on the norailer i bought for another bike. 2) small piece of garden hose. Hooked it on the fender bolt hole. Make your own chain device. Follow these fundamental steps to make a homemade chain tensioner. I was thinking of putting a zip tie around the chainstay and the tensioner to prevent it from loosening. I'd love to see pics of any homebrew chain tensioners out there. Before i saw the thread about diy tensioners. 3) ziptie (s) 4) scissors or something else to cut with. I'm building up my first ss on the very cheap (student w/ family, etc.) and i'm hoping to get some ideas from those that have done this so i can avoid having to plunk down $$ for a new tensioner.

Follow these fundamental steps to make a homemade chain tensioner. I was thinking of putting a zip tie around the chainstay and the tensioner to prevent it from loosening. I once took a spoke and bent it in a fashion to add tension up on the norailer i bought for another bike. I'd love to see pics of any homebrew chain tensioners out there. I'm building up my first ss on the very cheap (student w/ family, etc.) and i'm hoping to get some ideas from those that have done this so i can avoid having to plunk down $$ for a new tensioner. 2) small piece of garden hose. Before i saw the thread about diy tensioners. Make your own chain device. Hooked it on the fender bolt hole. 3) ziptie (s) 4) scissors or something else to cut with.

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How To Make A Homemade Chain Tensioner Make your own chain device. Make your own chain device. I once took a spoke and bent it in a fashion to add tension up on the norailer i bought for another bike. I was thinking of putting a zip tie around the chainstay and the tensioner to prevent it from loosening. 2) small piece of garden hose. I'm building up my first ss on the very cheap (student w/ family, etc.) and i'm hoping to get some ideas from those that have done this so i can avoid having to plunk down $$ for a new tensioner. Before i saw the thread about diy tensioners. With the tensioner on the tension side of the chain, all the engine power runs thru it, and the slack side (where you want the. 3) ziptie (s) 4) scissors or something else to cut with. I'd love to see pics of any homebrew chain tensioners out there. Follow these fundamental steps to make a homemade chain tensioner. So after almost killing a new rear wheel and then trying 2 other set ups first, this is my home brewed remedy for the stock. Hooked it on the fender bolt hole.