Chain fell off - Setting the chain tension on a Yamaha Grizzly 125 (or Breeze 125)

Today we're going to set the chain tension on a Grizzly 125. Too much slack in your chain could cause it to jump off the sprocket and could cause serious damage to your transmission (don't ask me how I know). Let's get this chain set up right so we can enjoy hours of trouble free riding!

[@DETROIT-DIESEL82]

Bonne vidéo ! Super bonne explication, merci ✌️

[@3DayWeekend]

Vous êtes les bienvenus. Merci d'avoir regardé!

[@blocke2551]

Thanks for the info!! i recently got one and it immediately locked up lol. also you mentioned a service manual where did you get one from? info is a little scarce on these smaller machines

[@3DayWeekend]

I found a digital version on eBay. Wasn't too expensive. These are awesome machines. Just need to keep up on that chain tension and greasing. A slack chain blew out a transmission in one of my Grizzly 125's. It caught just right and hard stopped, stripping 2 gears in the tranny. Fortunately the service manual had the procedure for rebuilding the transmission! Thanks for watching, and enjoy the machine!

[@dacrazymommoments]

Thanks!!!!!🎉

[@3DayWeekend]

You bet. Thanks for watching!

[@juancagiraldo1290]

Hi! What tires do you have on the ATV? what size? Thanks!

[@3DayWeekend]

Those are the factory tires. The rear size is 22/10-18

[@jakeparry6172]

Might be easier to access the chain by using a jack stand & removing the right rear tire.

[@3DayWeekend]

Yes, it would be, but I like to set it down then jack it up, then set it down to make sure the tension is just right. That's a lot of wheel pulling! But you're right, easier access and easier to see, for sure.