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jonnyvan 18 Sep 2007 17:32

Yamaha XT 600 E chain
 
I'm new to this bike, but I need to replace the chain on it. It is a 2003 XT 600 E; what is the chain rating on this bike? 520 or 525? also what is the length of chain? please let me know if you can. thanks.

gavxt600e 18 Sep 2007 21:21

its a 520 chain 106 links. im bout to buy a sprocket kit and chain for my '03 xt600e. have a renthal r3 o-ring chain in mind

jonnyvan 18 Sep 2007 23:37

Thanks for your info. that is exactly what I needed to know.

bacardi23 13 Feb 2008 02:07

How many links does the 1990 XT600E chain have?

Thanks :cool4:

Matt Cartney 13 Feb 2008 10:14

Just in case you were considering it, don't join the chain with a split link (I know it's temptingly convenient!). I've popped a couple of 'em. The split links just aren't up to the strain. (This was a Yamaha DID chain). Use a proper riveted link. (Although I carry a spare split link in case of emergency repairs).

Matt :)

Martynbiker 17 Feb 2008 16:49

well.... there is 2 ways to find out.
 
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Originally Posted by bacardi23 (Post 174238)
How many links does the 1990 XT600E chain have?

Thanks :cool4:

Depends on the size of the sprockets........ if it 15 gearbox and 46 rear it would obviously be a bit longer than a 14/39!
easy was is either Buy NEW and fit complete sprocket & chain kit ( in which case you MAY have to take a couple of links out, i did) or just count the sideplates on the chain that is on.

bacardi23 20 Feb 2008 16:06

it's the stock size....it's 106 links 15-45 sprockets ;) I'll probably get a DID Xring chain......and new sprockets...but I dunno if i'll keep the same sprocket syzes ;P

gavxt600e 20 Feb 2008 20:42

JT sprockets are good value for money and have lasted well on my current setup.

bacardi23 20 Feb 2008 20:45

Thanks! btw...What syzes have you put on your bike?:cool4:

Vando

gavxt600e 20 Feb 2008 21:45

ive got std 15-45 on mine. with the 17" supermoto wheels, id toyed with lowering the rear a bit, to maybe 43, but have left it as it is. If i did more commuting, i would consider it to make drop the revs a bit at higher prolonged speeds But i ride for fun and don't do big miles in 1 trip that often


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