DID Chain Kit with 520ZVM-X Chain, standard colour, for Aprilia RX125, model year 1997

€188.26 gross

Article number: 23-196-157-ZVMX
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Product Details

Chain kit DID 520ZVM-X, standard colour, chain length 114 links, gearing 17x42, for Aprilia RX125, model year 1997

General Description

High-quality Chain Kit with DID ZVM-X Chain – Excellent performance and durability for your motorcycle

The DID ZVM-X chain kit combines the highest quality, extreme durability, and first-class performance in one product. Equipped with the robust DID ZVM-X chain, this chain kit is specifically developed for sports and touring motorcycles and guarantees perfect power transmission – whether on the racetrack or long tours.

Thanks to advanced X-Ring technology, the chain offers superior resistance to wear and external influences. This means less maintenance and a longer service life, even under extreme operating conditions.

Product features:

- DID ZVM-X Chain: Robust chain with X-Ring technology for outstanding durability and resistance. Offers extremely high tensile strength and reduces friction.
- Sprockets and pinions from top brands: The chain kit is equipped with high-precision sprockets and pinions from renowned brands such as Esjot, JT Sprocket, DC Afam or PBR. These brands stand for high quality and excellent fit.
- Optimal power transmission: Guarantees smooth and efficient power transmission, leading to consistent performance, regardless of speed.
- Durability and corrosion resistance: The specially developed finish protects against moisture and dirt, extending the service life and ensuring reliable performance.
- Versatility: Ideal for sports and touring motorcycles – for everyone who values performance and durability.
- Easy installation: The chain and sprockets fit perfectly with a variety of motorcycle models and can be installed quickly and easily. The chain kits are supplied with hollow rivet links.
Colour: Standard
ManufacturerModelTypeModel YearCapacity
ApriliaRX125-1997 - 1997125
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