DID (520DZ-120) Gold 120 Link High Performance DZ2 Series Non-O-Ring Chain with Connecting Link

For the dirt bike crowd, this is a great no nonsense, high quality affordable chain. Highly recommend. This is a standard chain and not an o-ring chain. At 60.00 and two-day delivery, just an outstanding value. I ride MX on a Kawasaki KX450 almost every weekend and I love this chain. Keep in mind you will likely need to shorten it to your required length. But, this is normally required for all chains. Invest in a high quality chain brake tool and you will be set. Five stars !

It’s a great chain “ I have always used DID chains on my bicycles and motorcycles and I have never had one fail. I have 250 miles on the chain and it really never stretched on me. I did not have to readjust the chain yet it is a way better chain then the stock chain on the X Pro 250 Templar, it is so much quieter then the stock chain was. “ make sure you follow the directions and prepare the chain properly or you may not get the performance you should “

super quiet when running and easy to install

Used on my 2018 KTM 350 XC. Went from an x chain to try something lighter. Looks great and should be happy with it. We will see how long it last. Had to cut 2 links out but super easy with a grinder. Definitely lighter when comparing to the x ring did chain! Gold should make it look cleaner for longer. Definitely the best price around!

Love it. Nice standard chain for my 45 year old dirtbike. I tried a newer, different brand X-ring chain and it was too fat, rubbed on the side of the chain guide. So I stayed with the D.I.D. brand that came on the bike originally. I went with the gold color, which I really like. Hooked right up, fit perfectly, no rubbing and works great.

Replaced the rusty-ass chain that was on my 2003 KDX 200 with a new DID chain. It was the 520DZ2 Gold. Non O-ring type. The DID is much better quality and looks much fancier than the Chinese knockoff brands I tried first. The DID is also far thinner and lighter than the Chinese chains, making it fit real nice in the chain slider, and giving you more power too. The DID chain is at least 1.5 pounds lighter weight than the Niche and RK Racing chain, which will significantly reduce the rotational inertia, giving more power. In other words the Chinese brands weigh 50% more than this chain. That is a noticeable difference if your engine isn't that powerful. The non O-ring design makes it perfectly flexible too, unlike the stiff-ass O-ring chains. This also gives you more power. I really like the DID 520DZ chain. It was only $50 too, which is more than Chinese brands but less than half the price of a really fancy chain from DID or Renthal or other American brands. Nice shiny, gold, premium finish to the links too. I will definitely be buying only DID chains from now on. Great value and OEM fitment.

Got my order real fast as usual. When I went yo-yo chain on my bike, I realized it was not the correct size. This chains made for a mini bike size motorcycle. I didnt realize this at time of ordering, it I was not given an oppurtunity To choose between different sizes, I just assumed it was the right one. So be careful make sure this doesn’t happen to you. The motorcycle I was working on was a projection bike do I didnt get around to installing right away. For whatever reason there was not any way to send it back and get credit and have the right one sent. So I now have a totally useless chain. This to me is a problem with this online shopping thing. Also I was looking at my past orders and realized half the things I’ve gotten where all terribly made quality, and are no longer even working if they ever did. And there’s no where to go to complain, so it continues on. We the consumer are getting the short end of the deal. Although the chain they sent was really nice, if it did fit I’d be happy, but it doesn’t so Im not. Maybe I’ll go buy a small little motorcycle. I dont know what ID do with it but atleast if have a place for my chain. Ive also considered cutting it up making necklaces out of it. If in a year the newest fad is wearing dirt bike chains around your neck, it started here.

Surprised to see the box had been opened and the paper packaging inside had been torn. The chain appears to be new and the master link and clip were included so probably just a little roughed up during transit