your a good man Freddy......Freddy Kruger said:Ive stuck up a post in the maintenance section with the service manual and a short concise one i found. They should cover everything. was bloody hard trying to find a link for the high res version tho...
robbie said:i checked the chain tension today. i measured it just behind the foot peg and it was 2.5cm which seems right according to the service manual. im still getting a bit of vibration but had a close look at the chain and sprockets today. chain needs to be cleaned, its filthy and theres gunk build up on the sproket where the chain meets the rear sprocket. is there a way to prop the bike up using a car jack and the side stand?? i dont have a bike stand at the moment but will be getting one (next on my list of things to buy)
also kero and a old tooth brush and cloth to clean, but whats a good lube for the chain? any preffered brands??
Yeh I think Ill wait. Last thing I want is the bike tipping over while Im working on it. Does anyone know where I can get a cheap stand?Freddy Kruger said:half way along the swingarm apparently is the place and also rotate the wheel and just check for tight/loose spots.
wait till you get a proper stand or borrow one. i tried to figure a way of doing it with a jack and the sidestand but gave up as the hieght and angle needed wouldnt work for me. plus itd be on a prick of a lean too.
And while youre there take the fairing off and the front sprocket cover and clean in there. i pulled a huge glob of shit out of mine when i cleaned mine a little while back before i replaced the chain.
Thanks Freddy. I'll use that. Now I have a couple of other issues to try figure out on the bike. I posted it in another thread but haven't had any replys. Hopefully someone can help me with it. I won't repost here as I'm sure Noone wants to read the same thing in different threads.Freddy Kruger said:Kaneg, and use the code CBR250VC for 15% off
