Chain tensioner with clamp

Chain tensioner with clamp: the photo marks 102 mm lever length, a 52 mm gap between the holes, a D 42 roller and 27 mm roller width.

• Honestly: this card's main photo is not unique to it. We compared the photos point by point — it matches the neighbouring card's photo with no difference, and the maker lists the same code on both cards. So we do not describe the look as unique to this part.
• The markings give: D 42 mm roller, 27 mm wide, 102 mm lever, two mounting holes 52 mm apart.
• The roller in the photo is yellowish and translucent; it turns on a bearing, so the chain slides rather than rubs.
• The neighbouring card in this catalogue is called the C variant and carries the same four numbers. How they differ, the maker did not explain.
• Chain tension is checked at the middle of the swing arm: healthy tension lets the chain move roughly a finger's width up and down, not sit taut like a string.
• Time to replace it: when the thread is stripped, when the plate's hole has widened, or when the bolt no longer holds its set position.

To be straight with you. The clamp is only mentioned in the name — it does not show in the shared photo, so we cannot give its dimensions or say whether it is included in the price. Which exact model and which years this part fits, the maker did not state, and we do not guess — but we can compare measurements: write us your model and year. Before ordering, measure your old part's hole and overall length — or send us a photo: we will check it before you order.

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