RK 520 XRE XW-Ring Chain - 120 Links - Gold - GB520XRE-120-CLF

The RK 520 XRE Chain is engineered for optimal performance and durability, making it an ideal OE replacement for mid-size motorcycles. Experience quick and smooth acceleration thanks to its lightweight yet robust design. This chain integrates cutting-edge technology derived from both on-road and off-road racing applications.

Description

This 520 XRE chain features RK's original double-X-shaped "XW-Ring" seal, providing exceptional wear-life. The XW-Ring design creates three lubricant pools, significantly outperforming conventional O-rings for extended longevity. Each chain is lubricated with a specially formulated, vacuum-injected U-grease, securely locked in by a tough Nitrile Butadiene rubber XW-Ring. Polished and shot-peened link plates enhance the chain's strength and fatigue resistance. With a high tensile strength of 36.5 kN (8210 lb), this chain ensures reliable performance under demanding conditions. A rivet connecting link is included for secure installation.

Features & highlights

• Lightweight and durable construction delivers quick and smooth acceleration.
• RK's XW-Ring seal provides significantly longer chain wear-life compared to standard O-rings.
• Three lubricant pools ensure superior lubrication and extended chain life.
• Vacuum-injected U-grease and Nitrile Butadiene rubber XW-Ring for ultimate protection.
• Polished and shot-peened link plates increase strength and durability.
• High tensile strength of 36.5 kN (8210 lb) guarantees reliable performance.
• Ideal for OE replacement on mid-size motorcycles up to 800cc (off-road).

Technical specifications

• Brand: RK
• Chain Size: 520
• Chain Type: 520 XRE
• Color/Finish: Gold
• Master Link Connector Type: Clip, Rivet
• Maximum Engine Displacement (Offroad): 800 cc
• Number of Links: 120
• Seal Type: XW-Ring
• Tensile Strength: 36.5 kN (8210 lb)
• Weight: 1.56 kg/100 Links

Important to know

Always ensure proper chain tension and lubrication for optimal performance and longevity. Consult your motorcycle's service manual for specific chain maintenance guidelines.