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‘O’ Ring chain with half link

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My 300 evo 4T came with a chain that has a half link.

  I dont’ like non-O ring chains around here- I ride in the wet and mud a lot and I find standard chains wear out very quickly.  I I have used DID VTX2 chains on my OSSAs, they are narrow and will fit with just a bit of trimming on guide.

BUT- they don’t make a  half link for those. If I extend to a full length, the axle won’t go back far enough. If I take the half out- it won’t go far enough forward.

anyon know of a narrow ‘O’ ring chain that has half links?

mark

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Yes- I probably could do that, although (so far) I am liking the gearing.   I’ll think about that

 

thanks

mark

No worries, One tooth difference on rear is gonna be pretty much unnoticeable....good luck:)

I had the same problem on my 2016 4t, i just took a file and removed a few millimeters off the front of the hole that the axle slides in the swingarm. Bike looks good with the gold D.I.D. chain.

59 minutes ago, carlos said:

I had the same problem on my 2016 4t, i just took a file and removed a few millimeters off the front of the hole that the axle slides in the swingarm. Bike looks good with the gold D.I.D. chain.

I was going to suggest that!Ive had only bad things happen with half links,I think ive got a hatred of them!

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