RE: Tyres, Ride Height, Chain Adjuster

["Paul Steinbacher" <psteinbacher@xxxxxxxxx>]

Not really any problems. Start with the wheel at the max forward position
(by rotating the chain adjuster). To lower the rear of the bike turn the
adjuster clockwise (looking at it from the left (swing arm) side of the
bike. If you watch closely you can see the wheel will move visibly higher.
The bike will steer a bit slower and feel more stable (compared to turning
it in the other direction). Use caution in what hits the ground first when
cornering aggressively.

Paul & Dee

> I'm short and can only just touch ground with both feet and since fitting
> new tyres it's even more of a stretch.
> I've seen the debate about the chain adjuster and how it can reduce ride
> height - are there any problems before I try it?
>
> Roger Richards
> Burton-on-Trent


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