Just to make sure, you can't adjust chain slack with these on either, correct? Because you would need to loosen the axle nut? So in this case it would be a better option getting the 'endurance' spool sliders? Thanks!
That is correct, you will need to remove these to loosen the axle nut in order to adjust the chain slack. We're not sure we're familiar with the "endurance" spool sliders so we cannot comment on that.
@@TSTindustries Thanks for the quick response! Endurance seems to be a codename for a more solid spool option in Womet Tech's product list, on their web page. But in any case I'll look into those other options then most likely.
I'm really looking forward for my R7 to be home, and really like your products! Are you guys planning on making an integrated tail light for this bike?
If we were to want to make that tail light we would have done that in 2015 when the R1 launched. We decided that the tail light are is too slim to actually be practical in indicating direction. So we left that one alone, even though it probably would have brought in a bunch of money. We are working on another approach at the moment and will probably have something worth showing the world in about a month and a half.
@@TSTindustries Just joking...that company suffers from morons complaining about "false advertising" when they buy an inexpensive accessory and don't get a motorcycle to go with it
Just to make sure, you can't adjust chain slack with these on either, correct? Because you would need to loosen the axle nut? So in this case it would be a better option getting the 'endurance' spool sliders? Thanks!
That is correct, you will need to remove these to loosen the axle nut in order to adjust the chain slack. We're not sure we're familiar with the "endurance" spool sliders so we cannot comment on that.
@@TSTindustries Thanks for the quick response! Endurance seems to be a codename for a more solid spool option in Womet Tech's product list, on their web page. But in any case I'll look into those other options then most likely.
How to remove rear wheel when using the lifter spools ?
You'd be better suited to use our Captive Chain Adjusters as a lift-point instead of these spool sliders.
Thank you sir
I'm really looking forward for my R7 to be home, and really like your products! Are you guys planning on making an integrated tail light for this bike?
If we were to want to make that tail light we would have done that in 2015 when the R1 launched. We decided that the tail light are is too slim to actually be practical in indicating direction. So we left that one alone, even though it probably would have brought in a bunch of money. We are working on another approach at the moment and will probably have something worth showing the world in about a month and a half.
@@TSTindustries Thanks for the reply! Can't wait to see what you guys have in mind!
Does the bike come with the sliders?
No it does not
@@TSTindustries Man...Sportbike Track Gear does the same thing...bogus!
@@fumanpoo4725 I’m confused by this comment.
@@TSTindustries Just joking...that company suffers from morons complaining about "false advertising" when they buy an inexpensive accessory and don't get a motorcycle to go with it
@@fumanpoo4725 ohhh hahahah!!! Yeah, we love those guys over at STG.
Do these fit the Mt07 same year?
Absolutely. We have a ton of parts for the MT07 (all year ranges).
My documentation said 7nm for rear 12nm for front slider
Put them on super easy but now it’s stuck and it won’t come out