New chain Tensioner???

[pisssed]

http://www.renold.com/Products/TransmissionChainSprockets/Roll_Ring.asp?MenuLinkID=614&MenuID=39

http://www.renold.com/nmsruntime/saveasdialog.asp?lID=553&sID=1895

 

[Tim]

That looks really cool. Will it fit in our primary?

 

[Oscar Maldonado]

This place is killing me. I got a list growing the size of China of things to invest in.:roll:

 

[kickstart]

This place is killing me. I got a list growing the size of China of things to invest in.:roll:

Nothing has changed from the candy store days except the $$$$$$.
One of them, one of them etc:roll:

 

[Gas Man]

That would get rid of having to pull the outer primary to adjust the chain.

Pissed, where did you find that? Do you use them in some fashion for work?

 

[pisssed]

Gas , I was doing a search on goggle for a chain tensioner.........just happen to find it... dont think it would work in the primary (stock) chain to long wouldn't it hit the cases??? possibly

 

[kickstart]

Looks like most of the sprockets are the same size in the pictures and that might work good for that application.
I think it may have a tendency to drift to the rear sprocket and get eaten.

 

[Gas Man]

Guess somebody could hook it up on their primary and run it with the cover off... spraying it all with lube... just to see what it would do... anybody want to try?

 

[CCRainman]

That thing looks sweet, thank goodness I don't need them anymore. But if I did I would buy one.:2thumbs:

 

[BBChopper]

Looks like most of the sprockets are the same size in the pictures and that might work good for that application.
I think it may have a tendency to drift to the rear sprocket and get eaten.

Its cool but Kick has a very good point!!

 

[pisssed]

I would have to agree but if You read this it shows it being used on a sport bike appalication.....It can't walk the chain because it has teeth on the ring.
See page 5

 

[RRRUFF]

I like that! May have some applications here at work. Thanks for the post! pissed

 

[f-okie]

I checked with the manufacturer, and they DON"T recommend it on our bikes. Said to use "at your own risk". :down: