DID Open Chain ZVMX2 Transmission Kit Gold 108 Links 530 Sprocket 42z Silent Pinion 16z

The Transmission Kit is the ideal solution for motorcyclists seeking high performance and reliability. Composed of a DID chain, a JT sprocket, and a JT rear sprocket, this kit is designed to ensure smooth and long-lasting operation.

The DID chain, with a pitch of 530 and a length of 108 links, features an innovative X-Ring system that reduces friction and increases tensile strength up to 4720 kg. Its elegant gold color, both inside and out, not only adds a touch of style to your bike but also ensures durability over time. With a constant pitch index of 4000 and a rivet closure, this chain is perfect for tackling any challenge on the road.

The JT rear sprocket, with an inner diameter of 112 mm and a PCD of 138 mm, is made from robust steel and features 42 teeth for optimal power transmission. It is secured with 5 flat-head bolts, ensuring unparalleled stability.

The JT sprocket, designed for a small snap-fit attachment, offers an inner diameter ranging from 26 mm to 30 mm and has 13 teeth. With a width of 16.7 mm and a silent design, this sprocket ensures quiet operation and an immediate response to acceleration.

This transmission kit is the perfect choice for those looking to maximize their motorcycle's performance, combining advanced technology and high-quality materials. Whether you're embarking on a long road trip or a high-speed ride, the Transmission Kit is designed to support you in every adventure.

• DID chain with a pitch of 530
• Longevity of 108 links
• X-Ring system for reduced friction
• Tensile strength up to 4720 kg
• Elegant gold color (inside and out)
• Constant pitch index of 4000
• Rivet closure
• JT rear sprocket with an inner diameter of 112 mm
• PCD of 138 mm
• Made from robust steel
• 42 teeth for optimal power transmission
• Secured with 5 flat-head bolts
• JT sprocket with small snap-fit attachment
• Inner diameter ranging from 26 mm to 30 mm
• 13 teeth
• Width of 16.7 mm
• Silent design for quiet operation