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kingofqueenz · 10-04-2019, 01:34 PM

I had recently tried to set my alignment on my TBR7 by eyeballing it and it just didnt ride right. Not enough knobby on the tires to use as a gauge on the rear shock and the plastic fender is far from straight I assure you.

Finally caved and just purchased and used the Motion Pro 08-0048 Chain Alignment Tool thing for around $15 and boy was I off.

I'm sure there are people for and against the tool, for me it worked well and I just took it for a spin and it is MUCHO better.

Nifty little tool for my toolbox, I suppose I can use it on my bicycles as well.

10-04-2019, 01:34 PM	#9
kingofqueenz Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Strong Island New Yawk Posts: 464	I had recently tried to set my alignment on my TBR7 by eyeballing it and it just didnt ride right. Not enough knobby on the tires to use as a gauge on the rear shock and the plastic fender is far from straight I assure you. Finally caved and just purchased and used the Motion Pro 08-0048 Chain Alignment Tool thing for around $15 and boy was I off. I'm sure there are people for and against the tool, for me it worked well and I just took it for a spin and it is MUCHO better. Nifty little tool for my toolbox, I suppose I can use it on my bicycles as well.
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