520VO Pro V Series O-Ring Chain

I have been riding for over 4 decades, and a few of my bikes use a chain. D.I.D. chain is a very good quality chain with good life if you take care of it. If you ride in the street and keep the chain properly adjusted and lubed no reason it won't exceed the OEM chain. If you ride in the dirt I would not use a O'ring chain for the reason very hard to clean under the O'rings if not just impossible. This chain uses a master link which I didn't want but it does the job. When assembling the master link don't forget to pre lube the link and O'rings, when putting the side link on you will need to squeeze the link with pliers or heavy duty slip joint pliers, I really had to put some serious pressure on plier to seat the side link. You can tell it's all the way down when you see the groove for the snap clip be careful not to bent it out of shape it can come loose and be thrown off. Replace master link clip if was bent out of shape. Your life is worth more then a new masterlink.

Order the right length or slightly bigger and take a few links off and your good to go. 6k miles on mine so far.

Sorry motorcycle shops, you charge WAY too much for chains. SAVED A LOT. BRAND NAME TOO.

You cant beat the value for the price. I have ran the chin for a little over 500 miles and have not needed to adjust chain tension yet.

Easy to install came with clip masterlink