Mcdoudlehopper
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So I went for a rip earlier and can feel like my chain is loose. My Polaris indy had a rubber plug to remove and can check drive chain slack. Where is the one on the Genesis 3 cyl.? The tension for the indy was 1/8 inch slack what about the Yami? I don't have a service manual.
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there is a chain tension adjustment in the front of the chain cover under the dip stick (right side behind the lower body plastic and brake rotor) . loosen the jam nut, turn the screw in hand tight and back out 1/4 turn.
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Ok Thanks! Im used to the Polaris when you can actually see and feel the chain tension while locking the nut down. Will check later.
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Sent a E-mail out to Muffin Works for a rail extension! Looks like these are the Beee's Kneee's 
Don't mind spending the extra money for a solid Hyfax all the way back and a 6 Deg. pitch-up in the back for turning and backing up! These guys seem to know what they wanted when they built them. Good Job!
http://www.muffinworksltd.com/products.php?PID=2
Don't mind spending the extra money for a solid Hyfax all the way back and a 6 Deg. pitch-up in the back for turning and backing up! These guys seem to know what they wanted when they built them. Good Job!http://www.muffinworksltd.com/products.php?PID=2
