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I pity the fool!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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get a 530 chain.

 

You're an idiot. You really should just stop posting.

 

Stick with 520. Anything 8,000 pound tensile strength will be plenty. In most cases, there is no difference between the 530 and 520 tensile strengths. And the pin length on a 530 chain actually makes them more prone to breaking there.

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There are some REALLY high end, high dollar 520 chains out there that will hold pretty good power. But if the bike is heavy and you are running big tires you will wear them out pretty quick. The GOOD 530s are stronger but the chains are near 200 bucks and the sprockets are also more. At some point you will want to be realistic with your hp numbers and decide what is best for you. Another note is to be sure you run GOOD sprockets. Using junk sprockets that wear out will eat the chain faster.

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Tyler what brand u recomend? I know u run some big motors!

 

 

 

 

And im being pretty realistic far as numbers go a low number will be ruffly 150-155hp!

 

I have been running DID chains with my 18DM. What motor are you building that you're going to see 150 at the tires?

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We have ran our chains on all kinds of BIG motors even Rotax bikes... Never had one break!

They are EK....Give me a hollar Rocky if i can help...

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I need new chains, I this post actually applies to me..

 

I have been running DID 8,000 pound chains, but I may upgrade this year to something else..

 

What you think Green? You running 520 or 530 on the triple?

 

Keep in mind, I am launching this thing uphill at 50+mph off 5' tall jumps.

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