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DID 630 K Heavy Duty Chain
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DID 630 K Heavy Duty Chain Item # 51314
Description
Features:
- Low cost, high quality solid roller chain
- Quad-staked pin riveting
- Special alloy steel construction
- Extended riveted bushing anti-kink design
- Pre-stretched at factory
- For models originally equipped with non O-Ring chain
Specifications:
- Pin Length: 22.1 mm
- Roller Diameter: 11.91 mm
- Plate Inner: 2.4 mm
- Thickness Outer: 2.4 mm
- Weight (100 Links): 2.61 kg
- Tensile Strength: 9920 lbs.
- Wear Resistance (Index=Std. Chain=100): 100
Part Numbers for DID 630 K Heavy Duty Chain
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Robert from
Very quiet!
My old chain and sprockets we’re slowly getting noisy and hard to keep adjusted. After installation I went for a test ride and felt like I was driving a luxury car.
Date published: 2018-05-09
Questions
Hi There Will this chaine fit a 1983 gs 750t
Yes, I bought one for the exact year and model bike. Make sure you order one with enough links for your bike.
Date published: 2020-10-04
Hi, I am interested in a DiD 630 non "0" ring chain for my 81 Yamaha XV920rh , I don't see an option for 45 links including the master link ? Can you please give ma a price for the above chain .
Hi yes buy the shortest chain possible over the length u need and use a portable grinder or bench grinder and grind off the 2 pins on the end of the last link u need ( 1 on that link one on first link you are discarding )Then simply remove that end plate and use the included master link to join your chain together. Also if u use the old master and join to one end of the new chain with bike in neutral you can pull the new chain around the front sprocket without removing the front sprocket cover. When the new chain is installed make sure the open end of the retainer clip is pointing away from direction of chain rotation. Eg. When link is on top side of chain the 2 open ends would be at the back side assuming left side sprocket drive. Hope this helps. Steve
Date published: 2018-06-06