Looks like you still have room in the dropouts to pull the wheel back?
Soft-Slice1460 on
Bro u have a horizontal dropout🙄🙄🙄🙄
Wolfy35 on
Horizontal dropouts with some adjustment left is the answer. If you had used all the adjustment and it was still loose I would have said take a link out of the chain but you have a good amount of play there before thats the option.
millenialismistical on
Could be tighter (by pulling wheel back) but doesn’t need to be in my opinion – a little slack is good.
poopybuttguye on
Brother, we literally have no clue if we can’t touch the chain
Feisty_Park1424 on
Sick CN-NX01 bro
Stunning-Bike-1498 on
Do not make the mistake of putting too much tension on the chain. A little “track slack” is totally fine.
If you tighten the chain too much, you will have increased friction with all that comes with it: noise, power loss, increased wear of your drivetrain.
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Looks like you still have room in the dropouts to pull the wheel back?
Bro u have a horizontal dropout🙄🙄🙄🙄
Horizontal dropouts with some adjustment left is the answer. If you had used all the adjustment and it was still loose I would have said take a link out of the chain but you have a good amount of play there before thats the option.
Could be tighter (by pulling wheel back) but doesn’t need to be in my opinion – a little slack is good.
Brother, we literally have no clue if we can’t touch the chain
Sick CN-NX01 bro
Do not make the mistake of putting too much tension on the chain. A little “track slack” is totally fine.
If you tighten the chain too much, you will have increased friction with all that comes with it: noise, power loss, increased wear of your drivetrain.