Verify your drive chain alignment with this Chain Alignment Tool. Provides an easy way to confirm your chain is aligned properly to the front and rear sprockets after rear wheel or chain maintenance. Clamp the tool on the rear sprocket with the rod pointing to the front sprocket. Use the rod as your guide for visual alignment, then adjust the chain adjusters as needed.
Key Features
• Chain alignment tool
• Clamps on rear sprocket
• Rod-guided visual alignment
• For verifying chain alignment after maintenance
Part Number: 35-0071
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the motorcycle chain alignment tool work?
It clamps to the rear sprocket with its guide rod aimed toward the front sprocket, providing a straight visual reference while the rear-wheel adjusters are set.
Does chain alignment also set the correct chain slack?
No. Alignment and slack are separate checks. Set both sides evenly, then measure chain slack at the location and motorcycle condition specified by the service manual.
What can cause a misleading alignment reading?
A bent guide rod, damaged sprocket, unevenly seated rear wheel or tool clamped against debris can distort the reference. Clean the sprocket and confirm the tool and wheel are seated squarely.