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Best Replacement Chain? - 4/19/2005 7:34:54 PM   
Delmustator


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What is the best replacement chain for the 93 1000F?

If I remember correctly, OEM is 530 O-ring. However, I'm thinking of replacing it with X-ring from RK or DID.

Any comments?


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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/19/2005 7:42:55 PM   
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D.I.D. x-ring is the only way to go!!! www.calsportbike.com has awesome prices on stuff and usually ships out pretty quick too!! I just put one on my 93 1000F. World of difference!! Go for it!!!


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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/19/2005 7:56:49 PM   
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Here are the specs on DID chain..

SUPERBIKE SERIES
THE ULTIMATE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT CHAIN

Model No. = 50(530)ZVM
Pin Length = 25.30mm / .996 in
Roller Dia. = 10.30mm
Plate Thickness = Inner 2.4mm / Outer 2.6mm
Weight per 100 links = 2.29 kgs / 5.04 lbs
Tensile Strength = 46.3 KN / 10,400 lbs
Seal Type = X
Wear Resistance Index: Std. Chain = 100 = 3,700
Connecting Link = Rivet


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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/19/2005 8:32:45 PM   
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rEdLyNeR

Do you remember the number of links? I counted 57 links total on my chain. It is just touching the limit on the chain indicator.



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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/19/2005 10:55:20 PM   
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I got a 120 link chain and I had to cut 6 off. By 120 link I mean you have to count both inner and outter (sp.?) links. So when I cut off 6 (3 inner and 3 outter) it gave me 114.......wow, math is cool!!! But to answer your question, yes 114.

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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/20/2005 7:24:34 AM   
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Standard CBR is 114 links.

I have a DID gold X-rain racing chain. I have had it for 20,000k's of very hard riding. (I'm a big boy as well).

They only reason Im getting rid of it was that my sprockets are knackered and I always replace all as a set.


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RE: Best Replacement Chain? - 4/20/2005 6:25:58 PM   
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On my 87 1000k, I normally run an RK SXO. I think that's what it's called. Anyway, that's what we carry the most of at the shop and it's not really that expensive. I've absolutely abused the hell out of it for the last 15k and it's pretty tired. I haven't lubed it as much as I should, I've never cleaned it, and since the big bore 15k ago, that chain has suffered. It's just about at the end of it's life.

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