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How to: SINGLESPEED Vertical Dropouts With No Tensioner

If your frame has horizontal dropouts, the chain tension can be adjusted by moving the wheel position back and forward. On the other hand, vertical dropouts don’t have any room to move the wheel for adjustments, so a chain tensioner is most commonly used to make it work. But can you put the chain at the right length? The gap between the links is 1 inch, so the chance of getting it right is very unlikely. There are different sizes of bike chains, their width varies from 1/8” in singlespeed to 11/128” in 9/10-speed chains. First, remove a full link, outer and inner links, from the singlespeed chain. The process is to add an outer link to the setup. Now take out the 9/10-speed chain and expand the holes from the outer links with 5/32 drill bit. Connect the outer links together, insert the roller and then press the pin back in. And finally, remove the inner link from the singlespeed chain and then connect everthing back to the bike. The chain is now tightened by 1/2 inch. Tracks: Bisiesto by Hiracutch   / hiracutch   Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/bisiesto-hiracutch Music promoted by Audio Library    • Bisiesto – Hiracutch (No Copyright Mu...   #singlespeed #mtb #notensioner Danyo Sports Channel Episode 101 Youtube:    / danyosports   Reddit:   / danyosports   Facebook:   / danyosports   Instagram:   / danyosports   Twitter:   / danyosports