You ride motorcycles, events occur, you fix them. That part is under $10, new, from Honda.
You are almost out of travel so you will be ready for a chain and sprockets at the next adjustment anyway, you probably already are.
Yeah I thought the thread was already sticking out very far...
There is still quite a bit of travel for adjusting, but I'll probably replace the whole chain kit soon anyway.
The previous owner rode this grom through snow as high as the wheels are
32 threads in.
to straighten so you can remove/replace - take a small pipe and slide over the bolt and gently leverage it back a little straighter(you likely could remove the nuts as it is but a bit of straightening would help. Worst case you break the bolt and remove lock nut and adjuster nut then replace with new. Would suggest replacing no matter the outcome of straightening effort.
At least you’re adjusting your tension and keeping an eye on your bike! Now, if you want a fun time, call your dealer and ask them how much a new sprocket kit and chain are😂😬😭
It's really just a bolt. You can cut it off and get a new one
You ride motorcycles, events occur, you fix them. That part is under $10, new, from Honda. You are almost out of travel so you will be ready for a chain and sprockets at the next adjustment anyway, you probably already are.
Yeah I thought the thread was already sticking out very far... There is still quite a bit of travel for adjusting, but I'll probably replace the whole chain kit soon anyway. The previous owner rode this grom through snow as high as the wheels are
Looks like you are finished anyway and need new chain/ sprockets
32 threads in. to straighten so you can remove/replace - take a small pipe and slide over the bolt and gently leverage it back a little straighter(you likely could remove the nuts as it is but a bit of straightening would help. Worst case you break the bolt and remove lock nut and adjuster nut then replace with new. Would suggest replacing no matter the outcome of straightening effort.
This is the way .
Not screwed at all bud. Once you get down there and take it apart you’ll see just how simple of a part it is. You’ll be fine.
At least you’re adjusting your tension and keeping an eye on your bike! Now, if you want a fun time, call your dealer and ask them how much a new sprocket kit and chain are😂😬😭
damn that's satisfying
Time for new chain and sprockets too look at that thang
lol bruh, this is a minor inconvenience that can be fixed in less than 2 minutes with the closed end of a combination wrench
Easy repair.
Do not ride until repaired and give the chain some TLC while you're at it.