How to install TST Spooled Captive Chain Adjusters on a 2015+ Yamaha MT-07 by TST Industries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2020
- Perform chain adjustments and rear maintenance without the hassle of the chain adjusters constantly falling out of place.
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There are few things more frustrating than loosening your axle with the heartfelt intention of simply adjusting your chain, only to be slowly filled with rage as the stock adjuster plates continue to fall out of the swingarm or constantly shift around. Having an MT-07 in-house and experiencing this frustration first hand, we decided to throw some engineers and fancy machining at the problem...and BAM! Our Spooled Captive Chain Adjusters are here to solve the issue. The TST engineer team even went beyond the call of duty by integrating spools into the kit to provide a safe method of lifting the rear of your Yamaha onto a paddock stand. They designed the spool location, size, and offset to ensure fitment with most rear stands, including Pit Bull and Moto-D, without any interference. You can choose between our black anodized TST spools or pick a set of color anodized Womet-Tech spools. Each Captive Chain Adjuster kit is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum alloy and features a gorgeous black anodized finish to add some stealthy style and increased durability to the alloy. No matter if you are just doing routine chain adjustments or full rear wheel removal and installation, our TST Spooled Captive Chain Adjusters make the job that much easier by keeping the adjuster plates captive in the swingarm and keeping you from losing all faith in humanity. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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I know it's not the subject of this video, but I see that you're using the Gilles Titanium axle nut. I've seen some posts recommending it and with people stating that stock axle nut was freezing after installing the spooled adjuster plates. How does the pin lock on the Gilles axle nut work? I heard you say 77ft-lb which is the normal torque for the MT07 axle nut and I didn't see you use an allen on the nut to activate the pin.
I've got 14plate would it fit?
The plate keeps separating when I'm tightening it down. Any tips on preventing this?
Whats the name of the music playing in the background?
Very helpful! Thank you for sharing! 💪🏼
can you clarify something for me? I bought some $25 spools from cycle gear but im noticing a handful of spools advertise themselves as being slider spools or spool sliders and I am wondering if they all serve that purpose or if only ones named as "spool sliders" also are strong enough to function as sliders instead of just spools. thank you for your assistance as always
I am assuming you are asking about r3 or mt03 because your comments typically come through videos on that bike subject. For this particular bike spools and spool sliders can help save the threads on the rear axle but dont go far beyond that. In a certain type of crash they will actually contribute to bending the swingarm around the mounting boss. We had our racers bend swingarms around the spool area many times and then we designed a system that uses a GP lift system instead of a spool, does not protrude very far, uses two points of attachment, and has a flat and long delrin crash energy absorption component. These parts are the only way we have found to prevent most of the damagae modes in the rear swingarm area. They also include a captive chain adjustment setup so your chain adjuster and spacer components dont puke all over you everytime you remove the rear wheel. That is a high end setup that mostly just racers use but its less expensive than parts and labor of changing the swingarm
Can I remove my old chain & still ajust my new one with this in place?
Yes, this is a captive kit.
is that an r1 pipe? if not, what pipe is that? can we have a sound test of that too?
That is in-fact, a 2015+ R1 canister, great eye! We will see what we can do for you in terms of a sound clip!
Will this set up work with a ‘20 xsr700?
I think so. I'd call TST just in case though
what is the other style lifter? and what best for just a street riders first bike as far is lifters
I dont push the more expensive parts on people because i understand that not everyone wants to spend several times the cost of spools on an r3 or mt03 for rear lifters. But when presented with the question the way you asked it i can honestly answer that our gp system is the most user friendly and protects the bike the most in the swingarm area. If your question is in fact about the MT7 then the other type of lifter we mentioned is a through axle system that lifts the bike nicely, protects in crashes really well, is inexpensive, but does not help you much when you want to take the rear wheel off or adjust chain
Is that the R1's pipe fitted on the MT-07? I think it looks really cool. Can we hear how it sounds like?
That is in-fact, a 2015+ R1 canister, great eye! We will see what we can do for you in terms of a sound clip!
@@TSTindustries Thanks. I will be looking forward to hearing it. Cheers!
@@Marky_01 Here's a cell phone video of the exhaust!
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Ordering now ! What kind of sproket & chain is that ama order that too!
That is a TST Industries sprocket available in our store. The chain is DID.
Hello, what is the manufacter of this hexaust?
I d like one on m'y futur mt 07 2021.
Thank you ,and excuse for m'y franchement language 😉
This is a set of Arrow Racing headers with a 2015+ Yamaha R1 canister. You can listen to it here.
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Is it safe to leave the paddock on these spools for winter storage?
If they are loaded with only the weight of the bike then no problem.
This'll work for the 2021 MT-07?
Yes
What exhaust system is on that MT07?
Arrow Racing Header with a 2015 Stock R1 Canister.
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Amazing you r good
Thank you so much 😀
What is the front wheel chock you use in this video??
That is part of the lift table we use.
@@TSTindustries Sweet. Wish I had that set-up in my garage!
I would love to know how to get those black rear axle covers?! I need those for my All Black Build
Link is in the description.
Did you end up finding any black rear axle covers? I want them for my build too but I can't find them anywhere?
@@TSTindustries I think he meant the axle covers that area used to measure even chain tension on the swingarm? Where did you get the black ones, or did you paint them?
@@batman1176 nothing
@@Fibinator2000 shoot us an email and I can get you the part numbers for the black ones! They are OEM.
i really like the kit, but how can i buy it from europe?
Directly from our website.
@@TSTindustries so even if the website shows prices in $'s i can still recive your product in europe?
@@AndreBrah Absolutely.
Can you remove rear wheel while having bike on spools with these? Or it will fall down when you loosen wheel?
Keeping those captive in the swingarm is the main point of this setup. Review this video, specifically at 4:30
@@TSTindustries I have seen the whole video. And while I understand how this piece is mounted in the swingarm and it will not fall off by itself when you remove the wheel, I am curious if you can use these to put the bike on rear stand and remove the wheel. Will they hold the bike weight with the wheel removed?
@@mnap89 I guess I didn't make my last response specific enough. That is this setup's exact function. It keeps bike on paddock stand while wheel is out, and it also keeps all the adjuster elements captive. This way only the axle, but, and blocks come off, and everything else stays on/in while bike awaits wheel suspended on the paddock stand.
@@TSTindustries looks like Yamaha have similar accessory in their catalog. 1WS-F5389-00-00. Have you seen it? it is easier for me to buy it here in EU than shipping from US.
@@mnap89 We are aware of that kit, but have no firsthand experience as that product is specific to the EU market and is not available in the USA.
Great mod. But you didn't find the chains tight spot before adjusting.
Thanks. The reason I say follow the instructions in your manual is because I am not taking responsibility for the tightening portion of the video. This particular chain is pretty new and kept clean and we don't have much movement.
Noice
Why is the shipping $50 dollars yall crazy loll
We only charge what we are charged. Most of the time, we actually get charged more than what we charge our customers. Is it possible that you chose some kind of express shipping service? Or maybe you are in an international location in which case the shipping amount will be higher than domestic.
16:00 explains bro
Too many details for a simple thing.
Most of our subscribers praise us for details.
@@TSTindustries Ok.
Go for it.
Cheers.
@@TSTindustries exactly why i dig these guys
chain way to tight, joke mechanic
listen to the narrative carefully...this was not how to tighten your chain video