DID Motorcycle Drive Chain - 428DX112RB

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The DID Motorcycle Drive Chain (428DX112RB) is designed for riders seeking a reliable, high-strength power transfer component that balances durability with smooth operation. Engineered with hard chromium carbide surface treatment and solid, seamless bushes, this chain is perfect for high-stress riding environments where consistent torque delivery is essential. While it includes a convenient RJ clip connecting link for simplified installation, users should ensure the chain pitch and length are compatible with their specific motorcycle model before installation.
| Model Part Number | 428DX112RB |
|---|---|
| Brand | DID |
No. Chains must be matched to the specific pitch required by your sprocket set. Using an incorrect pitch will cause damage to the sprockets and the chain.
We recommend lubricating your chain every 300-500 miles, or sooner if you have ridden in rain, mud, or dusty conditions.
The RJ clip is standard for this class of chain; however, ensure the clip is installed in the correct direction (closed end pointing forward) for maximum security.
The 428DX112RB is manufactured as a 112-link chain. If your bike requires fewer links, the chain can be shortened using a professional chain breaker tool.
This treatment increases the surface hardness of the chain pins and rollers, significantly reducing wear and lengthening the chain's operational life.
Check for proper chain tension and ensure the chain is adequately lubricated. Inspect sprockets for signs of wear.
New chains often have a short 'seating' period. Adjust the tension according to your bike's manual and monitor after the first 100 miles.
Ensure the side plates are pressed together sufficiently to allow the clip to slide easily into the grooves of the link pins.
Before installation, verify that your motorcycle specifically requires a 428-pitch chain. To install, remove the old chain, route the new DID chain around the front and rear sprockets, and use the included RJ clip link to connect the ends. Always ensure the clip is oriented correctly with the closed end facing the direction of chain travel to prevent accidental detachment. Maintain proper chain slack as specified in your motorcycle owner's manual—typically 20-30mm of vertical movement. Clean the chain every 300-500 miles using a soft brush and non-detergent solvent, followed by the application of high-quality motorcycle chain lubricant.