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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 8
| Here is a video of my 2013 Vision on Pitbull Dyna Jack. It is solid as a rock on this lift.
http://youtu.be/l1jJzwoZhSs |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 8
| I have a 2013 Victory Vision and here is a video of it being lifted on my Pitbull Dyna jack.
http://youtu.be/l1jJzwoZhSs |
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Cruiser
Posts: 251
Mechanicsville, VA United States | The belt is never going to run in the middle, under load it will run to the right side, under no load it will run to the left side, it's just the way it is!
I have a motorcycle lift(Direct-Lift), I put a screw up jack under the motor and lift the rear tire off the Direct-Lift, start the bike and shift into
5th gear and let it idle, the rear wheel is running around 30mph, Like Kevin says get your tension right from the right adjuster(belt side) before starting the bike then adjust the left side until it is tracking pretty much in the middle, tighten the big nut down.....you're done, unless it starts making noise then it's back to square one.....and I agree it's a pain to get it prefect, if there is such a thing!The object is to have the belt run as close to the middle as possible without running to hard against either side! I have done a lot of these adjustments and this is the way I do them..I not saying I'm right, it's just the way I do it........and set the belt tension with the bike cold otherwise your belt tension will be incorrect. |
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Hate this "F'ing belt on the Vision
