Motorcycle Laser Chain Alignment Tool (Magnetic - line laser)

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$130.00
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CAT-LINE-MAGNET
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Product Overview

Magnetic Line Laser alignment tool.  

The new L-CAT Magnetic contains a strong magnet to allow hands free use when used with magnetic sprockets, pulleys or other systems.

Simply attach the Profi Laser C.A.T. against the rear sprocket and aim the laser along the drive chain. Helps minimise wear to chain and sprockets. Ideal tool for the end user and professionals alike.

NEW MAGNETIC VERSION

Suitable for all chain & belt-driven motorcycles. Fast and easy to use
Compact design 
Precision German build quality
Accurate to 0.05%, 0.5mm over 1m!
Extends chain & sprocket life
Optimises handling & performance
Integral long-life batteries included. 3 x AG5
Highly accurate chain adjustment.
Improves bike performance, minimises chain and sprocket wear.
Delivered with a carry case, belt adaptor and batteries.
End-user & Professional versions available.

Replacement belt cards available

 

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  • 5
    Motorcycle chain alignment tool.

    Posted by Larry on 10th Feb 2020

    Great product. At 64 years old and eye site not what it used to be. Takes all that back and forth guess work out of the equation. Moto tech gave great support with questions I had about over seas shipping .

  • 5
    MOTORCYCLE LASER CHAIN ALIGNMENT TOOL (MAGNETIC - LINE LASER)

    Posted by michael cowan on 19th Oct 2019

    Awesome instrument! After previously fiddling with different methods and tools for chain alignment (and then still not 100% sure), this tool indicates alignment down to the millimetre in a few seconds! Seriously, put it on the sprocket and within literally 3 seconds you can see if the alignment is straight. A bit expensive but cheaper than a drive train chewed up by misalignment.