Adjusting your Chain on a Versys 300x

DIY chain adjustment on the Kawasaki Versys-300x.

[@j.a.7721]

Thanks for the video, my chain came off at a red light 🚨 Your video will make it easy to fix

[@samporter4818]

Thank you Sir! I appreciate your CLEAN language with no CURSING. GOD bless. PS: I pick up my new 2023 Versys X 300 in the 3rd week of April 2023. My last Adventure bike was a new 2019 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sport so I hope I will be happy downsizing. :)

[@louvega8414]

Just used your video to tighten up my chain for the first time. Made it easy. Thanks man!

[@JesusRocksTryPrayin]

Thank you! My chain was at 6.5 CM!! lawl i could feel it. Now for tomorrow; some other repair until I actually understand my Kawky Versys 300x

[@alexandre-guzu]

Hey thanks a lot, that’s why I love youtube. Dealer tightened up the chain and now it has only 2cm slack… I’ll do it myself, thanks to you

[@roddyeskew3909]

I just found out that the 27mm wrench you will need came with your toolkit. I didn't know until I just checked. Saves you a trip to the hardware store.

[@kwvstavtivos]

Σε ευχαριστούμε Βασίλη. Είναι πολύ χρήσιμα τέτοια βίντεο. Αν έχεις τη διάθεση, φτιάξε κι άλλα, θΑ μας βοηθήσουν σίγουρα.

[@VeryBadReputation]

Θα προσπαθήσω Κώστα. Όποτε κάνω κάτι στη μηχανή να το καταγράφω.

[@devincurrens3351]

This is great - thank you!

[@Hindukushsailing]

Cool thanks for posting I subed

[@ulrichporschmann8445]

Thanks for the video. Really nice. Just out of curiosity, do you have an easy source for the torque values for this bike? I haven't found a good source yet, and when ever I come upon videos like yours, I write them down :-D

[@agustinmorquecho7781]

static.oemdtc.com/TSB/MC-10109088-9999.pdf at the end of this file there is a chart with the torque values

[@toozigooti]

I was following along from a different video. My rear wheel looks misaligned, now. Came here to see what I did wrong, and I don't have answers.

[@VeryBadReputation]

When adjusting, before tightening the lock nuts, depress rear brake and push to bike forward. This will pull the rear wheel back so its snug. If you tighten the lock nuts and feel the plates moving then the wheel will lose alignment when riding