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428-122 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha TTR125L TTR125LE TTR 125 2002-2023

428-122 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha TTR125L TTR125LE TTR 125 2002-2023

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428-122 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha TTR125L & TTR125LE

This 428-122 O-ring drive chain is a direct replacement chain built for Yamaha TTR125L and TTR125LE models spanning 2002 to 2023, delivering reliable power transfer from the countershaft sprocket to the rear wheel.

Overview

This 428-122 O-ring drive chain is made to keep a Yamaha TTR125L or TTR125LE moving with dependable power delivery. The O-ring design seals lubricant inside each roller for smoother operation and longer service life than a standard chain. Riders who ride trails, pits, or backyards will find this chain a practical replacement for worn or stretched original equipment.

Built For Performance

  • O-ring construction seals grease in and keeps dirt and grit out of the pins and rollers
  • 428 pitch matches the stock sprocket sizing on TTR125L and TTR125LE models
  • 122 link length fits the stock chain run without cutting on most applications
  • Roller design runs smooth and quiet across the sprocket teeth
  • Works with standard clip-style master links for straightforward installation

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha TTR125L 2002-2023
  • for Yamaha TTR125LE 2002-2023

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding and woods loops where chain durability matters
  • Track and pit bike use requiring smooth power transfer
  • Backyard practice sessions and light off-road play
  • Replacing a stretched or kinked chain during routine maintenance

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 428-122
Chain Type O-Ring
Pitch 428
Link Count 122
Fitment Years 2002-2023

Good To Know

Q: Does this chain come with a master link? A: Most O-ring chains in this configuration ship with a clip-style master link for installation. Check the listing details and photo to confirm what is included in the package.

Q: How often should I adjust chain tension after installing it? A: New chains stretch slightly during the first few rides, so check tension after the first hour of use and again after a couple of rides. Adjust to the free-play spec in your TTR125 service manual.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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