10-10-13, 08:33 PM
If the alignment was out you'd hear and feel the chain trying to straighten itself out, it would make a crunching noise.
Although the lines are a very good guide, just spinning the wheel on the centre stand to make sure is always worth doing as well, and the only noise you should really hear is the chain running over the guide, it should basically purr as it spins.
As suggested in that other post a chain that's too tight could cause issues with the O rings.
If you're gonna think about a new chain i'd go for the D.I.D. X Ring instead.
Although the lines are a very good guide, just spinning the wheel on the centre stand to make sure is always worth doing as well, and the only noise you should really hear is the chain running over the guide, it should basically purr as it spins.
As suggested in that other post a chain that's too tight could cause issues with the O rings.
If you're gonna think about a new chain i'd go for the D.I.D. X Ring instead.
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