How to Adjust the Chain On your Yamaha TW200 // Quick & Easy

[@protechnology-keller9200]

Great instructions., clear and simple. I am confident I can do this easily based on the video. Thanks!

[@MostroMoto]

Thank you! Glad I could help someone out with the video. It’s not as bad as I though it would. Just set aside 30 min - hour and take your time. You’ll be happy with how easy it is! Once you do it becomes easier every time Ride safe & thanks for watching

[@Mrwillems1981]

Nice video man!

[@MostroMoto]

Thanks I appreciate it! 🎥🤘🏼

[@MatthewGill-nv4tb]

Thank you. Have an xt200 and its the exact same

[@Jason_Buckout]

Great vid !!! :)

[@juliannemellas8840]

Very helpful thank you!

[@collinmc90]

Thanks for the rag tip! gonna go do this to mine right now.

[@MostroMoto]

No problem, I hope it works well for you 😃

[@FrancesoImbrogno]

Thank you for your help

[@cereal7602]

Love your vids! Have you ever considered changing out the rear sprocket?

[@MostroMoto]

Thank you! Plenty more videos coming, yeah I have considered changing it. Definitely a mod I will be doing in the future. Thanks for watching 😃

[@clvrswine]

Helpful! My new T-dub seems to have a schlubby chain after only 850 miles. Now, which brand of Chain Tension Rag is best?

[@MostroMoto]

Yeah a bunch of people recommend picking up a new chain for the bike. Not that the stock chain is horrible, but it tends to loosen up quickly & require more adjustment. My recommendation for chain tension rag is anything on the shop floor haha

[@iasoncarayannis3244]

nice , thank you what gear ?

[@prajwalshetty369]

does altering snail adjuster increase/decrease speed?

[@MostroMoto]

Good question, I haven’t noticed any speed or acceleration difference with how you adjust the snail adjuster. If your chain is really loose and you tighten the chain you might notice the bike being more responsive. But that’s in a extreme situation. Thanks for watching 🤙🏼

[@timothyconnecticut1910]

It increases stupidity!!

[@vigofox]

👍

[@timothyconnecticut1910]

This process is not entirely clear in the manual. So my question is ... are you ONLY applying finger pressure on the chain in the upward direction ( towards the swingarm) and not in the downward direction? Finger pressure up and just a relaxed chain down for correct measurement??

[@sezman100]

Ya make it as complicated and as many tools as u possibly could use u need an allen rench thats it