【POSH】Aluminum Machined Chain Adjuster Review

I wanted to change Adjuster.

The other day I pulled out my Motorcycle Axle Shaft for the first time.
At this time, I worked with a Jack and a variety of other tools, but it was surprisingly easy for a beginner to do.
At this time I was also able to remove the Chain Adjuster and decided to replace it, so I purchased it along with the tool.
If the Axle Shaft is removed and reinserted, it can be replaced if there is a kill. View detail

The look from the rear has changed.

The reason why I changed to this is because the OEM adjuster is too cumbersome to remove from the swing arm when replacing the tires and chain maintenance. I haven't done any maintenance on it since I installed it, so I don't know how easy it is to use. View detail

You can use it on the JC75 Grom!

Grom's Swing Arm is a Black painted boxed iron, like OVER's or something. Material.:Aluminum is good for Parenthesis, of course, but Wheelbase is not. I don't want to stretch it. And I don't think the OEM isn't strong enough, if we're going to do Swing Arm. The Wheel will also be Aluminum forged, which is quite expensive, and the purpose of the Custom It's about turning a Grom into a good Grom, so it's not intended to be modified to the point of destroying the Grom-ness of the bike. If it's too tall, then you can ride a Large-type Motorcycle, originally. You can ride a Motorcycle that costs a lot of money, so you'll have to spend a lot of money on Cost. The goal is to realize what happens when you make a grommet. So the Aluminum Swingarm is not in the plan.
So, in that iron Swing Arm, the one thing I hate very much is the Chain Adjuster plate. It's a Pe LePera steel plate, and not only does it look cheap, but when you loosen the Adjuster Nut I love it, and I love it when the board comes off with Paraan. It's quite an irritating task to lift it up and tighten the Nut while adjusting its position. It is.
I really want to change this part, preferably in gold alumite, and I found this POSH I found one made by RIDEA and the other one by RIDEA. First of all, the latter was even processed to attach the Stand Hook, and it's a bit ostentatious, so &times ;. So I thought it was made by this POSH, but it says it applies to the JC61 grommet. I also looked at the Manufacturer's web site, but it's still for the JC61. My grommet is for JC75, so it doesn't fit? I checked the web and found information that there is no problem using this for JC75. But there is nothing in the details. I'm still concerned, so I followed up on this part on PartsNumber and found that the JC61 and JC75 I was able to confirm that the exact same parts were used in That's why I bought it.
The parts that arrived are two aluminum plates. Although the processing is beautiful, it is expensive for 5800 yen without tax. After all, the Package shows that it is a 13-16 model, that is, JC6for 1-type. The result is a perfect fit. As a result, it fits perfectly and works perfectly with the JC75. Are you not interested in selling? I'd like to see the old information updated soon, as I'm an owner of JC75 and I don't think it's compliant I think there are some things you should give up.
So, the product is awesome. What's nice is that the claws are machined on the back side (the side that fits into the Swing Arm) and with the Nut off. But it doesn't fall down. So it's much easier to make chain adjustments. So, not only does it have a great look and feel to it, but it's a functional replacement for the Merit It's clear.
The back view after the exchange is good, with the Gold alumite gleaming. It is actually a cheap iron swing arm, but thanks to this AdjusterPlate, it's much better! It looks like it comes with parts. I think the price is just fine for another 2,000 yen less, but this product, which improves both the function and the aesthetics, is a very nice product. I highly recommend it. Especially JC75Owner, who saw this imprint, can safely purchase this and still be Large sturdy! Yes, sir! View detail