TVH 520-098 Heavy Duty Drive Chain

£23.75

Includes 20% VAT

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This product fits the Polaris 250 Trail Blazer (2x4) 1998 model.

Fitment: Counter Shaft - Middle Axle

Manufacturer: TVH

Pack size: Each

SKU: 002416

This final drive chain is the correct length and pitch for standard factory fitted sprockets
Comes with a split link
Not recommended for MX/offroad motorcycles
For MX/offroad machines we recommend SKU: 002391 for cost & this RXP chain from Iris Chains is specifically designed and manufactured for motocross riders

There are higher grade 520 pitch chains available but not with 98 links & therefore require cutting down to suit such as SKU: 027931 - 520LZR-120 Heavy Duty MX Z-Ring designed for off-road racing and ATV perfect for MX machines but a bit long.
There's also SKU: 033027 - 520-100L XSO RX-Ring Heavy Duty suitable for sport, touring and off-road use and there's many other brands & grades available.

This may not be the most suitable grade of final drive (roller) chain for your machine, we suggest selecting the correct grade recommended in your workshop manual.
Some classic Brit's and classic Jap bikes may need a spacer behind the front sprocket if using an O-ring or X-ring chain because these chains are slightly wider and may rub against your casing.
There is plenty of advice on the internet about this modification in forums and elsewhere.

If you have odd sprockets with fewer or more teeth than standard you will have to select equivalent pitch and suitable length from our drive chain category. Always select a longer chain if in doubt, you can then cut it down with one of our chain tools, its not so simple to add links if its too short!
Always go up or down in even numbers of teeth as odd numbers will make selecting the length of chain to suit, much more difficult for beginers

Chain Type Guide:

Standard chain is a regular chain used on smaller bikes
Heavy Duty is mostly aimed for midsized road bikes, most MX bikes can run on HD chain
O-ring is a sealed chain mainly used on large road bikes. It's also used on some MX bikes, especially for Enduro use as they retain lubrication better than HD chains
X-ring is a step up from O-ring, they hold lubrication even longer therefore providing less friction and will last longer when compared to a matching brand. An X-ring seal has two lips to seal, to keep lube in and dirt out as it sits flat, it seals better than the O-ring seal
The life of O-ring chain is usually determined by the durability of the O-ring. To improve the durability, there should be an oil film on the O-rings at all times. Even though it is a sealed chain, lubrication is required to extend its working life
However, make no mistake, a more expensive O-ring chain can easily out last a cheaper X-ring chain
We now stock the latest grades of chain including the Z-ring from WRP, UWV narrow UW-ring (Perfect for large classics), XW-ring heavy duty and super heavy duty, XSO RX-ring heavy duty all from RK Takasago Chain

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