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I am trying to get the chain back on the ride. The chain I had was a 29 link chain. It seems to be one link short. The chain tensioner was not on. The yamaha dealer told me the book shows a 60 link chain is what goes on it. I went ahead and bought the chain and when there is 30 links it seems way to long even with the tensioner. Looking at the rear end it doesn't look like it goes forward or back. Can anyone clue me in? Thanks Coop
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I confused on exactly what is going on but the stock chain should be sixty links just like the dealer said and do you have the stock chain tensioner in the right position?
Here's a link to get a manual for your trike, Its nice to have.
http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-ATVs-Ow...8726608&sr=1-1
1982 Yamaha YT125 tri-moto - Boyesen power reeds, YT175 front suspension, Headlight guard.
1982 Yamaha YT175 tri-moto - Running but ugly
1984 Yamaha YT 60 tri-zinger - Boyesen power reeds
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I figured the sprocket on the tensioner would face toward the front. I can almost wrap the the chain around the sprockets twice. Would you happen have a pic of what stock should look like? I will get pics posted as soon as possible. Running to dinner with the wife and new baby girl. Thanks Coop
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Here are the pics. This is the 60 link chain. Clearly way to long. I measured it and it comes out to 29 1/2 links. How are other 125's set up to run a 60 link chain?
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Hey cut it in half and youll have a spare
2003 RM125 mine
1991 CR125 fiancees
2001 CR80 sold
1985 KLT110A
1982 YT175 sold
1983 ATC185s sold
1984 YT200 sold
1983 ATC200x sold
1983 ATC200 sold
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I PM'd the service data I have, there's a few pics in there.
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29 1/2 links is what she took. Got it all put back together and took her for ride. WOW WHAT A RIDE I am going to have to get use to this 3 wheel action!!!
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Glad to here you got her fixed.
1982 Yamaha YT125 tri-moto - Boyesen power reeds, YT175 front suspension, Headlight guard.
1982 Yamaha YT175 tri-moto - Running but ugly
1984 Yamaha YT 60 tri-zinger - Boyesen power reeds
My feedback.
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...ght=old-yellow
My album
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Fun, aren't they...Originally Posted by cooperkustoms
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On the 80 and 81 yt125, you do have adjustment in the rear bearing carrier. You have 3 bolts that hold the rear bearing carrier to the frame. Once you loosen those 3 bolts, the bearing carrier has some adjustment back and forth if you need it.
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