Did 520vx3 Drive Chain - High Performance X-ring

The DID 520VX3 chain is engineered for exceptional performance and durability, making it an ideal upgrade for a wide range of motorcycles. Experience improved throttle response and enhanced reliability with this high-quality drive chain.

Description

The DID 520VX3 chain is a high-performance, low-friction chain designed to deliver optimal power transfer and longevity. Featuring patented X-Ring seals, the 520VX3 provides superior sealing performance, increasing X-ring retention and overall chain durability. The highly rigid pins minimize flex, resulting in better throttle response and a more direct connection to the road. Suitable for both off-road and street bikes with up to 800cc displacement, the DID 520VX3 offers a significant upgrade in performance and reliability compared to standard chains. This steel chain is built to withstand demanding conditions, ensuring consistent performance and extending the life of your drivetrain. Installation typically requires a rivet-type master link tool for secure and reliable connection.

Features & highlights

• Enhanced X-Ring seals for increased durability and reduced friction.
• High rigidity pins minimize flex, improving throttle response.
• Suitable for both off-road and street motorcycles up to 800cc.
• Steel construction provides exceptional strength and wear resistance.
• Rivet-type master link ensures a secure and reliable connection.
• Low friction design maximizes power transfer and reduces wear.
• Upgraded performance and reliability for demanding riding conditions.

Technical specifications

• Brand: DID
• Chain Size: 520
• Chain Type: 520VX3
• Color/Finish: Steel
• Master Link Connector Type: Rivet
• Material: Steel
• Maximum Engine Displacement (Offroad): 800 cc
• Maximum Engine Displacement (Street): 800 cc
• Number of Links: 92
• Tensile Strength: 36.5 kN (8210 lb)
• Weight: 1.52 kg/100 Links

Important to know

A rivet-type master link tool is required for proper installation. Please ensure the chain length (number of links) is appropriate for your motorcycle's specifications.