[Project-One]

Thanks for the comments.

I always try my best to get the tools sent out the next day. If I can keep them in stock it's no problem. :icon_thumbsup:

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Or try this: http://www.project-one.us/

looks awsome! And cheap!

Dave

Guess it would work fine for the sprocket but not so sure about the wheel alignment

With the quality of motorcycle manufacturers machining now days, aligning the sprocket means the wheel is aligned too.

[Chain/wheel alignment tool]

The above is a copy of a post on a different forum showing the differences of the two products, it is not intended to flame or belittle. Just a usefull product that has worked great for me.

Thanks all,

Dave

Thanks Dave. Glad you like it!

I'm glad the picture of the Motion Pro is shown. You can clearly see that the rod diameter and length are very small and ultimately inadequate.

$10 less? You get what you pay for and it shows.

The PROJECT | ONE tool is definitely worth more than the $10 difference though.

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Before we get all puff chested about the Project One vs the Motion Pro gadgets, the difference is not all that great. For all practical purposes you could just buy a piece of 1/4" all thread, cut it too length and clamp it to the sprocket with a little C-clamp. Eyeball the relationship to the outer plates of the chain and Bob's your uncle.

There is no need for TGP for the rod. Plain old cold rolled is fine. It's a chain drive, they will accept some misalignment. No need for picking fly shit out of pepper.

I'm not here to argue, but if you're going to align the chain at all, why not do it right. It only takes an additional couple of minutes while you're replacing a tire or tensioning a chain.