Easy and straight to the point and for once I finally found someone who put the effin' tensioner where it should be, under the chain! Thanks for the video I will most definitely be using your design on my pocket bike project.
I just did this today. Put a Predator 212 on a Coleman ct100u. The front oil drain plug wouldn't let it slide forward to tighten the chain. This worked perfect, better than stock. Thanks for the tip!
Cool idea gives me a few ideas for an ebike I am building since my Trek has bottom drop outs if go internal geared hub I may have to rig a tensioner up since they are meant to be on backwards dropouts w tension built-in already
It's a piece of 1.5 inch vinyl tubing. I bought a foot of it at the hardware store and cut it into smaller pieces to use as the contact point for the chain.
It's just some 1" wide steel flat stock cut down to about 5" long. You can get it at lowes, home depot, ace hardware, and most home improvment and hardware stores.
The stock tensioner on my Coleman BT200x was bent like that from the factory. I tried to bend it over a little but it didnt really help so id say just let it ride. Thanks for watching
@@nachodadsgarage1159 ok I wasn't sure because mine looks a bit different and I was looking to change the gear ratio. Btw thanks for responding to my comment
Easy and straight to the point and for once I finally found someone who put the effin' tensioner where it should be, under the chain! Thanks for the video I will most definitely be using your design on my pocket bike project.
Wow 😲 that's the best thing I ever Saw! thank you for posting 😊
I just did this today. Put a Predator 212 on a Coleman ct100u. The front oil drain plug wouldn't let it slide forward to tighten the chain. This worked perfect, better than stock. Thanks for the tip!
Glad it could help you out bud
Respect 👊
Thank you man finally found a quality video on this
Nice idea, I like the 2 bearings and the big fender washers idea
Man you are a G, just made life soooo much easier! Subscribed!
Exactly what I was looking for for my electric mini bike project. Thank you 👍
No videos ?
Super simple DIY solution thank you.
Went to ace today and put it all together. Works great!
Awesome and straight up video. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Thanks for watching bud, im glad it helped
oh I wish I was mechanical! your builds are super fun man!
Thanks bud
Great idea and great video! Thank you!
Thank you so much im about to do this on my mega moto 80 swapped to 212cc ive been fighting this chain since i got the damned thing
Cool idea gives me a few ideas for an ebike I am building since my Trek has bottom drop outs if go internal geared hub I may have to rig a tensioner up since they are meant to be on backwards dropouts w tension built-in already
Good video my left ear loved it
Awesome video Sir
Damn genius
Sooo genius!! Thank you man
Great video i need one
Nice job!
Much respect i just had the same problem today
Thanks you solved my problem 😂
Awesome
Great video
Thanks so much! I'm going to try something similar for the drift kart I'm building on my channel!
Thank you sir I like it !!
Sweeeet setup 👌!!
Thanks it solved my problem
Awesome thanks man really helped me out
Thanks for watching bud, glad it helped you out.
Hell yea thank you so much!🤙🏼
Thanks bro really helped out
Awesome bud, glad it helped you out
well done!
I'm going to try and make a tensioner like yours
Dope video thank you!
Thanks for watching bud, glad it could help you
Nice job, thanks!
Thanks bud
Thanks man I just did this on my mini bike it was getting annoying 👍
Thanks man
Ur tha mannn
Make sure you get sum over the bearings the chain just ate threw the metel
I have a ninja kawasaki 250 put in a go kart I need something like this. Do you think It will hold it
Where did you get the bearings from and do you know the specs on them?
Good idea but I think the chain will eat right through that tubing you got over the bearings.
Sweet build, if you don't mind, what's the purpose of the arm still needing to have play to move still? Would it still be safe with it tightened down?
with all that tension itll put alot on that bolt when the chain stretches from bumps etc.needs a little bit of play.
Nice to see someone with hands as black as me! 😎✌
Smart
What spring did you use bro ?
I have a dumb question but wouldn't the chain rub on the tensioner and cause friction being metal to metal? Ohhhh vinyl tubing. 😑
How frequently would you reckon you have to replace the vinyl tubing? Excellent work by the way, very engineer.
About every 6 months. The vinyl gets brittle over time and starts chipping away.
How long was the flat stock
What is the piece called that you put over the bearing that the chain sits on. Looked like a clear plastic sleeve.
It's a piece of 1.5 inch vinyl tubing. I bought a foot of it at the hardware store and cut it into smaller pieces to use as the contact point for the chain.
But i wanna see how is works now
What is the long piece called that you assemble the chain tensioner ball to?
It's just some 1" wide steel flat stock cut down to about 5" long. You can get it at lowes, home depot, ace hardware, and most home improvment and hardware stores.
@@nachodadsgarage1159 thanks
Thanks 🙏 am finnia do this
Awesome bud, ive put this one on my coleman ct 200 now and its still working great
We have the same bike so i know this going to work this the only thing holding me back
@@cfnlilshun9573 it was the only thing stopping me from riding when i put this one together. If you need it and dont have it, make it
My Coleman chain tensioner is kinda rotated so the chain rubs the edge of the tensioner
The stock tensioner on my Coleman BT200x was bent like that from the factory. I tried to bend it over a little but it didnt really help so id say just let it ride. Thanks for watching
My baja racer too
What kind of bearings are they
What sprocket do you have
Stock early db30 sprocket
Great job, I'm unimpressed with the chain tensioner that bolts on my engine, the chain catches the bolt... Waste of money.
Where'd you get that rear sprocket ?
Stock sprocket on the early db 30s
@@nachodadsgarage1159 ok I wasn't sure because mine looks a bit different and I was looking to change the gear ratio. Btw thanks for responding to my comment
That is a big problem for the ct100u the chaine coming off
Sweeet
Great build, but i feel like after 10 minutes of ridding ur gana burn thro the tubing.
It lasted about 6 months before the tubing started coming apart
what kind of chain is that?
#35 chain
@@nachodadsgarage1159 well of course but ive never seen that heavy duty of a #35
Its tractor supply chain, i break them too often to buy good chain 😂
My dude what is the gear ratio on that bike😂
Fast lol
lmao my chain tensioner ripped off while i was doin 40 i run the same chassis as you