800MT chain kit/steel
A complete premium-quality chain and sprocket kit for the models of CFMOTO 800MT, built to handle the demands of adventure and touring motorcycles. The kit includes a top-of-the-line D.I.D. 520 ZVMX steel chain (122 links), a rubber-damped front sprocket (16 teeth), a steel rear sprocket (45 teeth) and a rivet-type master link.
Designed to fit all versions of the CFMOTO 800MT perfectly, this kit offers exceptional durability, significantly longer service life, and the ability to withstand much higher loads than standard drivetrain components. It is an ideal choice for riders who demand maximum reliability both on long-distance journeys and off-road adventures.
Detailed Composition:
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Chain: D.I.D. 520 ZVMX
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D.I.D’s top-of-the-line series, offering 10% more wear resistance than the previous generation.
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Features X®-ring sealing technology, designed for large sport bikes and touring enduros.
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Significantly longer lifespan compared to standard chains.
Color: steel
Recommended use: Road motorcycles up to 1200cc – Professional / Racing
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Front Sprocket by JT Sprockets
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Steel, rubber-damped sprocket with 16 teeth
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The rubber layer helps absorb chain impact and reduces noise
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Rear Sprocket by JT Sprockets – 45 teeth
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Made of steel
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Self-cleaning design
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Lightweight construction
Additional parameters
| Category: | CFMOTO 800MT |
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| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 3.5 kg |
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