pic: Integrated, easy to use chain tensioners

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Re: pic: Integrated, easy to use chain tensioners

We aren't worried too much about anything bending - it's all strong enough to handle the stress that will be placed on it.

As pointed out... The bottom pan does restrict the rotation a bit... That's one of the challenges of going over the bump! We think we still have enough adjustment for our needs - if we need more, somethig is seriously wrong.

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