Did 428 Nz Chain - High-performance Non-sealed Chain

Upgrade your mini or vintage bike's performance with the DID 428 NZ Chain. This high-performance, non-sealed chain offers superior performance compared to OEM options, ensuring enhanced power transfer and reliability. The DID 428 NZ chain is engineered for durability and optimized for smaller displacement motorcycles.

Description

The DID 428 NZ chain is specifically designed for mini and vintage motorcycles with engine displacements up to 125cc. Featuring DHA pin treatment, a hard chromium-carbide layer is formed on the pin surface, increasing wear resistance and extending chain life. Quad-stake riveted pins and solid bushings provide exceptional strength and durability, ensuring reliable performance under demanding conditions. Experience improved power delivery and long-lasting reliability with this exceptional drive chain. This non-sealed chain offers low friction and efficient power transfer for optimal performance. Perfect for riders seeking a balance of performance, durability, and value.

Features & highlights

• Enhanced Performance: Delivers greater performance than OEM non-sealed chains.
• DHA Pin Treatment: Hard chromium-carbide layer increases pin surface hardness and wear resistance.
• Quad-Stake Riveted Pins: Provides exceptional strength and prevents pin rotation.
• Solid Bushings: Offer increased durability and reduced wear.
• Optimized for Mini & Vintage Bikes: Ideal for motorcycles with up to 125cc displacement.
• Non-Sealed Design: Provides low friction and efficient power transfer.
• High Tensile Strength: Boasts a tensile strength of 5740 lbs for reliable performance.

Technical specifications

• Brand: DID
• Chain Size: 428
• Chain Type: 428 NZ
• Seal Type: Non-Seal
• Master Link Connector Type: Clip
• Tensile Strength: 25.5 kN (5740 lb)
• Maximum Engine Displacement (Offroad): 125 cc
• Maximum Engine Displacement (Street): 125 cc
• Number of Links: 126
• Material: Steel
• Color/Finish: Gold, Steel
• Weight: 1.00 kg/100 Links

Important to know

Ensure the chain length (number of links) is appropriate for your motorcycle's sprocket setup. Always use the correct tools and follow the manufacturer's instructions for chain installation and maintenance.