Chain adjustment and sprocket alignment.

[YOURDRUNKDAD]

Not sure how you all do it but this is a great straight forward way of accomplishing the ever so important adjustment.
http://www.dualsportmoto.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=43

[Fletch]

that is the method I use. when finished I put the bike on a center stand and see where the chain gets the closest to the swingarm, and how far away it is at that point. I mark the swingarm and use that for all future adjustments, works great. KTM require a huge amount of slack for some reason?

[greatbuffalo]

The 955i Tigers also need a HUGE amount of slack. There is not much tolerance either way on it as well. Too lose it starts ticking on the teeth. To tight and it binds.

[Dr Psyko]

I've had experienced KLR guys tell me that the recommended slack (1.5", top to bottom) is not enough. Particularily if you're going off road. I try to keep the chain loose enough to touch the bottom of the swingarm when unloaded.