ok, I have a 2001 Suzuki katana 600 and in the process of a tune up. needed new chain so I got one, its way to small. rear tire pushed all the way forwards and it still wont go on with out a huge struggle. haven't riveted together yet but what can I do to fix this problem? I have to be to work in a couple hours, all help is appreciated. thank you
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you need a 118 link chain . your best option is to go back to the store and change it to a 118 link. if that is not an option you could try to change the rear sprocket to a smaller size. stock is 47 tooth. you could try 45 tooth , but that is only if youre just a few mm off. if you need a lot of room you need a new chain that is long enough2015 BMW S1000R
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Originally posted by jray2080 View Postthanks, it looks like it only needs one more link to make it work...
Resist the urge to 'make it work', a failed chain could do worse than simply make you miss a days work. Do it correctly or don't do it at all.http://www.7thgeardesigns.com
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