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Old 03-28-2013, 12:10 AM
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Do it, it's so easy.


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aligning on the chain won't do it. You need to align on the sprocket to make sure it's adjusted on both sides correctly.
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aligning on the chain won't do it. You need to align on the sprocket to make sure it's adjusted on both sides correctly.
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If you line it along the edge of the sprocket teeth on the rear sprocket you would be able to get it fairly close I would have thought.
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