I was checking some stuff on my cruiser and getting it ready for motorization while I wait for my first 4 stroke kit. But I noticed its pretty frustrating trying to get the chain tension just right on these 1 speed coaster brake cruisers. It's not something I'm generally used to because my last bike had gears and V bakes. Pushing the rear wheel back enough and re bolting the rear axle on while trying to maintain the right amount of chain tension when putting the rear wheel back on is the most frustrating part. Anyone else think so to?
At first glance a 1 speed cruiser looks very easy to work on and maintain the chain and other stuff but so far the front wheel is the easiest part of my cruiser to work with. Getting everything just right while putting the rear wheel back on is the hard part on a 1 speed cruiser. This Isn't a help question really, I'm just trying to make conversation.
At first glance a 1 speed cruiser looks very easy to work on and maintain the chain and other stuff but so far the front wheel is the easiest part of my cruiser to work with. Getting everything just right while putting the rear wheel back on is the hard part on a 1 speed cruiser. This Isn't a help question really, I'm just trying to make conversation.