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Gerry -
April 06, 2013(Erie, PA)
Is simple, easy and very useful. Just to make sure all was straight, I was able to reverse the block, push the rod over, and verify going 180. Yep, both measured a straight axle.
Great Product!
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iSchneggs -
April 02, 2013(erie, PA)
It works! Takes 3 minutes to ensure your chain is aligned.
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Jon -
April 02, 2013(Birmingham, AL)
I found this easy to use. I spent a while getting it 'just right' and was surprised at how much my eyeball method of alignment was off. I would recommend this - if anything, it's worth the price for peace of mind that you aligned your drive train properly.
Must have chain alignment tool!!!
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Neno -
June 26, 2012(Chicagoland, IL)
Great and cheap tool to help verify your rear wheel; chain and sprocket alignment.
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Al -
June 13, 2012(Mamaroneck, NY)
Tool worked well the first time. The rod locking knob broke off (faulty bolt). The rod is not hardened, but should not be a problem if you treat the tool as you would any fine measurement equipment.
Great for aftermarket swingarms
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Rick -
February 09, 2012(purcell, OK)
Works great no more guessing on swingarms with no alignment marks!
eye ball works as well
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js -
December 19, 2011(lewiston, ID)
The rod is too short for accurate aligning the chain and sprokets. I can eye ball it just as well. Plus you have to take the chain guard off to make it work above the chain. You can make it work on the bottom also so you don't have to remove the chain guard. It is just a little more difficult to get your head down low enough to see the alignment when it is below.
Save your money
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Albert -
October 24, 2011(Garner, NC)
Better than just aligning the marks on the axle right? First you will be required to remove the chain guard. Not a big deal. Attachment to the sprocket is easy. Screws are cheesy, but do the job. I did a test. I aligned the axle with the tool only. Noted that my marks were off about a line width. Hmmm, new bike, alignment marks wrong? So then I aligned chain with the marks only, and put the alignment tool on, dead on. Summary: the alignment marks on the frame are superior.
Takes a little practice
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dmason -
September 26, 2011(Lafayette, IN)
Didn't quite get my chain/tire into alignment the first time I used it with my Kawasaki Versys. However, after a little practice with it I was able to get my wife's Ninja 250 set up nicely. Helps to remove the chain guard (well, really you'll have to) and have a nice bright light source to sight down the chain. And some patience.
great product, huge time savings
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kenny s -
July 07, 2011(flagstaff, AZ)
This product is a great benefit. I KNOW my chain is aligned with this. And I can get it there fast. The poor rating on durability is because of the plastic clamp screw that I know I will break or wear out sooner or later. A stainless screw for this would be a much better choice.
