Product Description

Pro X-ring chain lasts five to eight times longer than standard chainProvides two more lubricant pools than conventional O-rings for longer lifeLubricated with specially formulated, vacuum-injected U-grease; locked in by tough Nitrile Butadine rubber X ringsPolished and shot-peened link platesHigh tensile strength ensures reliable performanceThis item fits the following models: 2003 Ducati 800 Sport2001-2002 Ducati Monster 750 Dark2000-2002 Ducati Monster 750 Metallic1982-1983 Honda CM250C Custom1973-1976 Honda CR250M1976 Honda MR2501974-1976 Honda MT2501988-1990 Honda VTR250 Interceptor1983-1984 Honda XL200R1983-1987 Honda XL600R1991-1996 Honda XR250L1983-1984 Honda XR350R1981-1984 Honda XR500R1986-1987 Kawasaki EX250F Ninja 250R1994-1996 Kawasaki EX500 Ninja 5001997-2008 Kawasaki EX500 Ninja 500R1985-1986 Kawasaki KL6001985-2005 Kawasaki KLR2501984-1985 Kawasaki ZX550 GPZ1982-1985 Suzuki DR2501974-1979 Yamaha DT2501974 Yamaha DT3601975-1976 Yamaha DT4001983 Yamaha IT1751 977-1978 Yamaha IT2501976 Yamaha IT4001973-1974 Yamaha SC5001986 Yamaha SRX6001976-1981 Yamaha TT5001984-1989 Yamaha XT6001977-1979 Yamaha YZ1251981-1982 Yamaha YZ1251974-1975 Yamaha YZ360

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1568562 in Automotive
• Brand: RK Racing Chain
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 3.80 pounds

Features

• Pro X-ring chain lasts five to eight times longer than standard chain
• Provides two more lubricant pools than conventional O-rings for longer life
• Lubricated with specially formulated, vacuum-injected U-grease; locked in by tough Nitrile Butadine rubber X rings
• Polished and shot-peened link plates
• High tensile strength ensures reliable performance

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Customer Reviews

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Nice chain, little info
By J. Alves
The chain seems to be nice enough (of course I'll have to use it for a while to be sure how it behaves, how it wears, etc.), looks nice and has a good price. The "little info" in my title refers to the fact that the Amazon web page for the product does not tell whether it comes with a master link for closing the chain (which I assumed it did, since it seems to be common), much less what type of link it is (rivet or spring clip). It does come with the master link, and it is spring clip type. Well, at least with the chain I got. Who knows what might happen next. This type of info is important specially for first time buyers (like me), who are replacing this thing for the first time and don't know exactly what to expect.

Oh, and don't forget to put some RTV silicone over the spring clip (available in your friendly local auto parts store; I got a red one to make it easy to spot the master link for inspection). According to a lot of posts out there on chain replacem ent this is important to avoid the clip coming off! Better safe...