DID 530 ZVM-X2 Motorcycle Chain - 116 Links - Gold

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The DID 530 ZVM-X2 motorcycle chain is designed for riders of high-torque superbikes and heavy-duty adventure motorcycles who demand maximum power transfer and longevity. By utilizing MotoGP-derived engineering and patented X-Ring technology, this chain offers exceptional stretch resistance and efficiency, though it requires professional riveting tools for a correct, safe installation.
| Model Part Number | 4525516140690 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DID |
No, the ZVM-X2 is a high-performance chain that requires a rivet-style connecting link for safety and durability.
It is recommended to clean and lubricate every 300 to 500 miles, or immediately after riding in wet or dusty conditions.
The ZVM-X2 is a 530 pitch chain. Ensure your motorcycle specifically requires a 530 pitch and verify that your bike's length requirements do not exceed 116 links.
The gold plating provides an additional layer of protection against oxidation and environmental corrosion, helping keep the metal components pristine.
Yes, a chain riveting tool is required to flare the rivet pins on the connecting link to manufacturer specifications.
Clean the area thoroughly and apply chain lube; work the link back and forth by hand to loosen debris or surface grit.
Check that the rear sprocket is not worn; new chains will fail prematurely if installed on 'hooked' or worn-out sprocket teeth.
Installation of the ZVM-X2 must be performed using a dedicated chain riveting tool to flare the rivet link pins correctly; do not attempt to use clip-style master links on this series. Ensure the chain length matches your specific sprocket configuration, cutting excess links if necessary with a grinder or chain breaker. For maintenance, clean the chain using a dedicated motorcycle chain cleaner and a soft brush—avoid wire brushes which can damage the X-Ring seals. Lubricate regularly with a high-quality motorcycle chain wax or lubricant, especially after riding in rain or wet conditions, to maintain the seal's flexibility.