Thruxton Chain Adjustment Side Stand

Discussion in 'Thruxton, Scrambler & Trident' started by TonyG, Sep 20, 2019.

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  1. R341N1994

    R341N1994 New Member

    May 9, 2020
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    no u were right i do have the LC version not the older adjustment
     
  2. R341N1994

    R341N1994 New Member

    May 9, 2020
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    i have the LC version, it isnt a thrux its a bonny but i know the LC version all have the same adjustments...i think, but yeh urs definitely is different from mine. i think you guys still answered my questions tho, thanks! ima give it another try today.
     
  3. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    Take no notice of my posts, they’re for the air cooled so the torque setting is probably wrong
     
  4. MyEvilTwin

    MyEvilTwin Well-Known Member

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    For air cooled 865cc - Delboy to the rescue


    I assume 2018 Thruxton is the same basic concept (probably more sportbike like now) but google the different torque settings.
     
  5. Alatamoc

    Alatamoc Senior Member

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    I use a collapsible wrench designed for car wheel nuts plus a 27 mm socket....I carry this in my Tiger 955i panniers. Don't like the idea of a puncture in a long run with no way of getting the wheel off the bike.
     
  6. johne

    johne Standing on the shoulders of dwarves.

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    Paddock stands for the rear wheel aren't that expensive, I've never tried adjusting a chain without the rear wheel being off the deck, I realise it can be done but its a lot easier with the wheel up in the air.
     
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  7. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    True but don’t forget you might have adjust the measurements to compensate for the wheel being off the ground
     
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