@MotoMortan so after 15000km I took my classic reborn for 4th service I was told my chain has this loose tight issue. It was tough to find any such video on RUclips that could explain the issue and it's fix. Thanks to you now atleast I know how and what to investigate
In my case the sprocket is ok but chain seems to have stretched only slightly I think. For now I have to do more frequent chain tightening but it's doable. I will probably think of a replacement maybe around next servicing which is at 20k
@MotoMorten now after almost 18500km and chain tightening, I have reached almost the last mark beyond which I cannot tighten it further . I talked to RE service engineer and they told I will have to get the entire kit replaced which is front sprocket, rear sprocket and chain along with any seals that come, so this is full chain kit they said. Roughly around $40 here in India including service charges. So now I am thinking if I have to change then I will probably go with brass performance chain, I am not able to find any X ring so I will go with rolon brass O ring chain kit.
that is amazing (and cool music too) It makes sense: the sprockets and the chain are not in phase (to even out wear). Its 1 am and I had to try it out. In my case it was defintely the chain itself that causes uneven tension. Thank you.
@@fozingsame here. I have a 2024 Eliminator. Been hearing an odd noise for a little while while riding. Put it on the stand to actually completely clean the chain for the first time in a little while and noticed it had zero slack in some spots and 2 inches in others. Going to try this tomorrow and see if I can save myself a couple hundred bucks if I don't need to replace everything
hi! thanks for the video. i did the test on mine and it indicates that its my rear sprocket. Does that mean I need a new one? its the sprocket that came on the bike and it only has 5k miles
@@MotoMorten Yes, I understand that feeling. No I found out that it is tight at the very same 2 spots when I mark the chain, what means it is the chain. But I don't understand how a chain may cause this problem. Will go investigate...
This helped a lot to determine it’s not the chain. But what is the next step to fix the issue if it’s rear sprocket or front sprocket. Is it just to replace either one or clean I’m unsure hard to see the issue on from sprocket that u show. To me it looks like it is turning lol I’m. We at riding and just wanna make sure I’m doing everything correct ya knw. It’s a new chain and sprocket kit maybe 1-2 months old vortex
Rotate the rear wheel once. If you get just one tight spot, then it's likely the rear sprocket. If you get multiple tight spots, then it's likely the front. If it's the front, then the number of tight spots should be roughly equal to the front / rear tooth count ratio. For example if the ratio is 4:1 then a front sprocket problem should give 4 tight spots.
This is the best technique I've seen so far and I've been on RUclips for the last 1 hour
@@mr_x718 thx 🙏
@MotoMortan so after 15000km I took my classic reborn for 4th service I was told my chain has this loose tight issue. It was tough to find any such video on RUclips that could explain the issue and it's fix. Thanks to you now atleast I know how and what to investigate
Thx. Did you fix it? What was the cause?
In my case the sprocket is ok but chain seems to have stretched only slightly I think. For now I have to do more frequent chain tightening but it's doable. I will probably think of a replacement maybe around next servicing which is at 20k
@@dheerajyadav8134 chain will be uneven if you over tighten it. Make sure to keep the recommended 3cm slack
@@dheerajyadav8134 I'm also facing same issues with my hunter 350.
@MotoMorten now after almost 18500km and chain tightening, I have reached almost the last mark beyond which I cannot tighten it further . I talked to RE service engineer and they told I will have to get the entire kit replaced which is front sprocket, rear sprocket and chain along with any seals that come, so this is full chain kit they said. Roughly around $40 here in India including service charges.
So now I am thinking if I have to change then I will probably go with brass performance chain, I am not able to find any X ring so I will go with rolon brass O ring chain kit.
that is amazing (and cool music too)
It makes sense: the sprockets and the chain are not in phase (to even out wear). Its 1 am and I had to try it out. In my case it was defintely the chain itself that causes uneven tension.
Thank you.
Hands down brother.. you're the best❤
What signs did you notice when riding your motorcycle on the road that indicated to you the problematic front sprocket?
I'm getting slapping noise from the chain like it's loose, and it's harder than usual to spin the back wheel
@@fozingsame here. I have a 2024 Eliminator. Been hearing an odd noise for a little while while riding. Put it on the stand to actually completely clean the chain for the first time in a little while and noticed it had zero slack in some spots and 2 inches in others. Going to try this tomorrow and see if I can save myself a couple hundred bucks if I don't need to replace everything
I got a new chain in the end, really don't need that mfer snapping on me @@andrewsipling2531
Life saver, I have this problem with my kids go kart and hopefully can find the issue
Change back to the original front sprocket and see if still not true. Hopefully not the output shaft👍🏻👍🏻
I did, and it resolved the problem 😅
Bro, can you do a video on chain slack adjustment.. tightening the loose chain
hi! thanks for the video. i did the test on mine and it indicates that its my rear sprocket. Does that mean I need a new one? its the sprocket that came on the bike and it only has 5k miles
Yes, or the tension on the bolts are wrong. Maybe take it back to the dealer.
Great deduction method! Thanks!
My pleasure 😊
Just amazing the way you explain 👍
Amazing, thanks for the great video!
So , did you change the front sprocker , or is it okay to ride like that .
It is really helpful! Thank you for this video!
Thanks for that comment. It makes my effort feel like it is worth it ☺️
@@MotoMorten Yes, I understand that feeling. No I found out that it is tight at the very same 2 spots when I mark the chain, what means it is the chain. But I don't understand how a chain may cause this problem. Will go investigate...
@@videomess5033 typically happens if the chain has been to tight, and gets stretched when the rear damper is fully compressed
This helped a lot to determine it’s not the chain. But what is the next step to fix the issue if it’s rear sprocket or front sprocket. Is it just to replace either one or clean I’m unsure hard to see the issue on from sprocket that u show. To me it looks like it is turning lol I’m. We at riding and just wanna make sure I’m doing everything correct ya knw. It’s a new chain and sprocket kit maybe 1-2 months old vortex
What is good brand for sprocket?
Hi.
How many teeth rear sprocket did you get for the 106 pitch chain?
I kept the standard rear. 42, maybe?
Jab chain lose tight halat me tha tab chain pe noise aya tha kya ...plz tell me ,🙏🙏🙏
Would this cause excessive vibration? My chain is doing this and I’m trying to solve a vibration issue
@@B4TheFlood It could at speed. But could also be an unbalanced wheel, or the engine
Does this affect the cornering, cause im feeling a resistance while conering on the right
Wouldn't think so, no
Just to be clear the set I purchased was front rear sprocket and chain
Great video. Thanks.
I find out that the continuous tight spot was on chain by using same method
So I need to change the chain ??
@@Deejayamar786 yes 👍
I had the same problem, so I installed new chain and sprockets and same happening again !!!
Allen key size?
My joiner link caused my same problem. It would gather on the sprocket.
Thx. Good input 👍
Its Really Help me lot . Thank You for making his video
I am glad it did. Thanks for the comment 😊
Rotate the rear wheel once. If you get just one tight spot, then it's likely the rear sprocket. If you get multiple tight spots, then it's likely the front. If it's the front, then the number of tight spots should be roughly equal to the front / rear tooth count ratio. For example if the ratio is 4:1 then a front sprocket problem should give 4 tight spots.
plz help me I have same problem i don't know what to do and re are charging too High for repair it
He clearly showed in this video what to do, Check what part is worn out (front sprocket, rear sprocket or the chain) and change that.
My bike royal emfiled my bike same problem chine same problem how tu problem solved please tell me
Sir my bike same problem how tu replacement plz telime sir
Thank you
Where did you get the 16 tooth sprocket?
Hitchcocs in UK. They sccepted return, and will send me a replacement. No stress 👍
How to fix
It is amazing just how bad aftermarket parts can be... 🤬
True
That writing was so small.. but I get what I saw..
Thanks!!
But I didn’t understand what is the solution for this issue ???
For my bike it was the front sprocket that was uneven and needed replacement.
@@MotoMorten so mainly the problem should be in front or rear sprocket ?? M I right ?
@@RohanGulig or the chain. Thats why I did multiple checks.
Great vid but Lose the music
Super useful
Interesting!!
Glad you think so. Happy I found out!
But you didn't fix it.. the cause is noticed. The fault recognised.
The solution?
New sprockets.
I had to order a new sprocket, yes. Fixed it!
Hello please reply sir
Sorry. Not quite sure what you asked 😅?
Tout ça pour dire que simplement la chaine est trop tendue, dans le même laps de temps, il vous aurai suffit de la détendre avec la procédure prévue.
No. It is uneven. I had to change the front sprocket. 😅
Stop the damn music and have some courage to speak.
Wow or maybe have more common sense to learn visually
@dxcenataker whoh ...