Product Description

SRS Ring technology enhances chain flexibility and offers smoother operation than standard O-ring chainsLarger diameter pins manufactured from specially enhanced alloy steel improve the resistance to shock loads and wearQuad riveting process on each pin increases the tensile strength of the chainThicker inner and outer plates increase the fatigue life of the chainGold anodized side plates help prevent corrosionEvery RR4 SRS chain comes pre-stretched for enhanced performanceEach chain includes masterlink and a pair of latex gloves for mess free installationAverage tensile strength of 8,204 lbs

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #586382 in Automotive
• Color: Natural
• Brand: Renthal
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.30" h x 6.00" w x 9.80" l, 4.80 pounds

Features

• SRS Ring technology enhances chain flexibility and offers smoother operation than standard O-ring chains
• Larger diameter pins manufactured from specially enhanced alloy steel improve the resistance to shock loads and wear
• Quad riveting process on each pin increases the tensile strength of the chain
• Thicker inner and outer plates increase the fatigue life of the chain
• Gold anodized side plates help prevent corrosion

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Customer Reviews

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Renthal makes the best chains
By R. Johns
I've run the 530 Renthal R4 road chain on my 2005 Yamaha R1 and really love it (and also their sprockets). While rebuilding my bike, I switched over to their 520 RR4 chain, which saves about 1 lb from the 530 chain.

Just in case anyone needs the details, here's some information I received directly from Renthal regarding the chain weights, etc. And also the difference between the R4 and RR4 520 chains.

FROM RENTHAL:

The main difference between the R4 and RR4 520 chains is the tensile
strength for higher horsepower race bikes. The RR4 has a slightly higher
average tensile strength at 8204 lbf whereas the R4 is 7868 lbf, while
staying at the same weight per/100 links as the R4.

Here's the weights below for the three different chains,

R4-520 Weight per/100 links - 1.76kg
RR4-520 Weight per/100 links - 1.76kg
R4-530 Weight per/100 links - 2.2kg

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Also, for those placing orders, note that yes, the master link *is* included when you order a chain. It's also sold separately, but the master link comes in the box with the chain when you buy it, so don't become confused and think you have to also buy a master link when purchasing your chain.

NOTE: the Renthal chains use a quad link type master link, which means you will probably need a special riveting tool. Myself, I use the Motion Pro jumbo chain tool (with the optional quad link stake adapter) and it works great.