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I was installing my new BikeTronics stereo on my 2005 RG and while I was waiting for some additional information from BikeTronics I pulled my inspection cover off my primary and noticed that on my tensioner there was a lip of 1/16th to 1/8th of an inch on the outside of the tensioner. My question is is this normal wear? I have about 32k on my bike. Or should I be looking at replacing the tensioner with a self-adjusting? If so, opinions on the better product, the HD tensioner, the Souther Oregon Hot Bikes tensioner or the Hayden M-6 tensioner??
Thanks for your input,
Rick
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