if you don't have a laser a piece of string works too

right, or shut one eye and hold up your thumb

Others have clamped on two sections of rod on either side of the rear sprocket that are cut so that they reach the front sprocket. Need to remove the chain to do this well.

If you use laser, do both sides of the sprocket to get your offset.

Cheers, Phil

STRING by the time you guys have finished fucking about with yer lasers and bits of metal , and the mounting there of I will be enjoying my 1st beer . Its easy , tie a small loop in the end of the string , hook it over one tooth at the back of the rear sprocket and run it to the front sprocket and hook it over a tooth at the front of the sprocket so that the string lays flat on the outer side of each sprocket ............. then use your eyes , remember them ......those things at the front of your head,. usually focused on tits ( and I don't believe that's a coincidence............. 2 tits , 2 eyes ............we were made to look at them ) Any miss alignment is easily seen . I had to put 1mm washers behind my rear sprocket to get things right , which aint much but it was marking the sides of the sprockets . save your lasers for bringing down airliners and freakin the cat out

McTool, Either you have had too many beers already tonight, or are in desperate need of the first. Thanks for keeping our gentlemanly little group focussed on what is important. However, I don't advise using a string from a bikini as it might be too thick, and certainly have some added distracting factors deriving from its acquisition.

Cheers, Phil

yeah , I wouldn't get past actually obtaining the string.........................what motorbike

Was going to post some smartarse remark about G strings then thought better of it.

Don't want to send Mc tool off in that direction so to speak, I mean look what happened to the post the last time he mentioned his cat

Cheers

Peter

Oh yeah , missed that ,