adjust chain tension

[Rob S.]

Just grab the chain with your grimmy little finger and pull up and down (like I tell my wife), If you properly did it on the center stand, you may find slightly tighter chain when you plop it back on the side stand. Just make sure it's not TOO tight. That would result in a grinding noise which is the chain and sprockets munching on each other.

An extremely loose chain will probably produce strange slapping noises which will likely be the chain slapping on the swingarm.

[Rich82GS750TZ]

That's total BS, Rob. We all know full well no woman would ever put up with you and your 1100E parked in the living room.

[Sandy]

It's really simple.
The chain, on its longest lower run, is raised up by a max of 30mm with the finger.
Jeez, how much simpler do you want it?

Use the toe of your boot. LOL

[Rob S.]

That's total BS, Rob. We all know full well no woman would ever put up with you and your 1100E parked in the living room.

Not true - there used to be a Harley standing right next to Suzi and they got along fine (the bikes).

But I have a vague memory of some female saying something like, "They go or I go!"

It was a shame - the door almost hit her on the way out!