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DID 520 ERT2 Gold Chain
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- Exclusively designed for motorcycle racing.
- High performance, light weight and low friction chain provides the winning edge.
- 3% bigger pin diameter and 5% lighter than former ERT chain.
- Provides the highest wear resistance, tensile strength and impact resistance .
- 8100 lbs. average tensile strength.
- Master Link included.
DID 520 ERT2 Gold Chain Reviews
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AWESOME CHAIN!!!
Ben in UT
Comments On Mar 26, 2013:I love these chains I have great success with them with limited stretch! buy you wont regret this product!
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great chain
Garrett in AZ
Comments On Mar 21, 2013:only chain i use. ive used a bunch of these chains with very little problems. Master link snapped once but was not a big deal. Last about 40 hours or change with sprockets
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Reliable and long lasting chain
George in CA
Comments On Mar 05, 2013:I run these chains simply because they are cheap, reliable, and there are no fitment issues regarding clearances around the countershaft sprocket. I ride moto and occasionally hit the desert or a trail ride. Id wager to say an o-ring chain may be a better buy if you really abuse your bike in mucky wet conditions, but with the type of riding i do, these work perfectly.
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Good Chain
Paul in NM
Comments On Jan 24, 2013:Put this on my CRF450 and it looked great. Quality chain that I would buy again. It did not seem to stretch much after break in.
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Best Standard Chain
Tarik in CA
Comments On Dec 17, 2012:I've been running DID gold chains on my yz 250 for years. The best standard chain, plus the gold looks sweet! A+ product.
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DID ERT2
TIM in GA
Comments On Dec 04, 2012:I have been running these chains for a long time now and they are the only ones that really last with me. Don't buy a cheap chain you will regret it in the end.
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good so far
Joseph in MA
Comments On Apr 07, 2012:good chain so far
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Great buy
PATRICK in NH
Comments On Apr 08, 2012:Its a good chain..Would buy again .
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best i've found
Owen in WV
Comments On Feb 21, 2012:Have tried various chains on 250 four strokes and 450 four strokes. Have standardized on ERT2 because, after the initial little bit of stretch, the adjustments STAY PUT. With other chains I am forever having to adjust a bit.
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low rolling resistance
CURT in IL
Comments On Jan 17, 2012:I have been one to use oring chains in the past. I had one on a 1999 yz125 that I bought new back then. My buddy told me to switch to a non-ring chain. The first ride I immediately noticed more responsiveness and overall power with an overall smoother feel.
After that experience, I looked a little closer at the oring vs non-oring chains. The oring chains do not move up and down in the links as easily. Try the same on a good quality non-oring and the links virtually fall all over one another. Its a very significant reduction in friction.
I also have a cbr929rr with some mods. It has about 140 rear wheel horsepower. On this bike I use an o-ring chain of the 520 size. This is the same did ert chain oring chain that you would use on your dirtbike. It can handle all of the power of my streetbike. If you look at the tensile strength difference between the did oring and non-oring, there isn't a huge difference. The 2008 crf450r that I ride has around 50 rear wheel HP. It really doesn't need the o-ring especially when the non-oring has so much less friction.
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