DID chain
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DID chain
Just found out my new FireBlade is fitted with a DID chain, a 525VM Premium X-ring to be precise.
On DIDs website, this particular chain are rated for 750cc and below.
Will it be safe? I have a 44 teeth rear sprocket fitted too.
On DIDs website, this particular chain are rated for 750cc and below.
Will it be safe? I have a 44 teeth rear sprocket fitted too.
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RE: DID chain
D.I.D. is the very best chain out there. I've found that they hold up well to extreme abuse. So it wouldn't surprise me if the VM is more than enough for your bike. However, if it was me I'd change it to the ZVM (actually I think that it's a ZVM2 now). But that's me 
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