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Old 05-20-2024, 08:35 PM   #2
superjocko   superjocko is offline
 
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Spring loaded chain tensioners were far common back before manufacturers realized that placing the countershaft as close as reasonably possible to the swingarm pivot minimized chain slack variation throughout the articulation of the rear suspension. This problem, when it existed, was significantly exacerbated by longer travel suspension. Hawks, and other Hawk-type bikes don’t suffer from a great deal of chain slack variation. That being the case, a spring loaded tensioner isn’t really necessary. Installing one wouldn’t provide any real benefit.
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