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Advice fitting new chain gs450t split link type

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Darren GS450T

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Hi, my 450 is hard tailed so I cannot remove swing arm, I have to reduce size of my new chain to required length, I have never fitted a cain before, do I fit it in a slack position, or tight position???? help, before I make a silly mistake. Darren.
 
about an inch in either direction of movement is good, not tight.
 
You don't need much slack on a bike were the swingarm won't move. I'd make it as tight as possible as long as it's not under static tension.
 
Thanks guys, do I set my rear wheel fully forward or about in middle of adjustment (when measuring chain), so I have room for tensioning chain but enough adjustment to be able to remove chain from rear sproket for maintainance??
 
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