RENTHAL 520 R1 GOLD RACE CHAIN - 120 LINKS

You may want to consult your local dealerships service department.

This chain will work with a 52T sprocket with links to spare.

It's a non-o-ring chain that is why.

Most likely you will have to remove a couple links.

yes, every chain we sell comes with some type of master link.

Yes, chain comes with a master link located inside the box.

well there's no reason why you could use it for any type of riding. It's a durability issue, and when you are riding in all types of conditions from wet to dry you'll be replacing a non-oring chain very often.

Yes, all of our chains are cut to fit so breaking off a couple links will be ok.

Personally I've always had good luck with all my Renthal products. It's all about finding what works best for the type of riding you are doing. Since they make their sprockets out of aluminum and the R1 chain you are looking at is a motocross/supercross style chain, it's probably not going to be the best set up for heavy trail riding or dune riding. You may want to look into a chain more suitable for trails.

Well he needs to get his facts straight very reliable

I was brought up to pick good friends who dont lie to me. And it appears that is exactly what your friend is doing to YOU!!! Renthal is a great brand for everything they make. shoot i even use their brake pads. the truth is that when you buy something that says Renthal on it, it IS going to be very high quality and very durable. Sprockets, bars, brake pads, and yes even chains. you name it, you cant go wrong with Renthal. Good Luck!

you will most likely need to take out links but since I don't know what bike you are putting them on it's hard to tell you for sure.

if your using the same size sprockets that are already on your bike, just count the links in your old chain and use the same amount for your new one. if your old sprockets have different amounts of teeth than your new ones, you may need to cut it down, or get a bigger chain.

This chain can rust if not lubricated. This is a steel chain, not an O-ring chain. These chains will stretch, they are lighter than an O-ring but will not last as long as an O-ring chain. If you are racing at a pro level the steel chain is a good choice if you race for fun and like to ride, get the O-ring

It really depends on the gearing you are running. The stock length should be 114 links, but you may have to count the links if you've changed your gearing any to get a solid answer.

the chain you're buying has 120, and that will fit your bike. if your sing arm is too short its easy to take off a couple links.