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520-102 Drive Chain for Suzuki TS185 TS 185 1971-1981

520-102 Drive Chain for Suzuki TS185 TS 185 1971-1981

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520-102 Drive Chain for Suzuki TS185

This 520-102 drive chain is a direct replacement chain for the Suzuki TS185, matching OEM cross-reference 520-102 for a straightforward swap on 1971-1981 models.

Overview

This 520-102 drive chain is built to transfer power from the countershaft sprocket to the rear wheel on the Suzuki TS185. Riders rebuilding a 1971-1981 TS 185 will find this chain sized to the original 520 pitch and link count for a clean install. It is a practical replacement for a stretched or worn chain on a vintage trail bike.

Built For Performance

  • 520 pitch construction matches the OEM specification for the Suzuki TS185
  • 102-link length sized for the TS 185 1971-1981 swingarm and sprocket setup
  • Heat-treated steel plates and pins for dependable tensile strength
  • Pre-stretched during manufacturing to reduce initial elongation
  • Includes a master link for straightforward installation

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki TS185 1971
  • for Suzuki TS185 1972
  • for Suzuki TS185 1973
  • for Suzuki TS185 1974
  • for Suzuki TS185 1975
  • for Suzuki TS185 1976
  • for Suzuki TS185 1977
  • for Suzuki TS185 1978
  • for Suzuki TS185 1979
  • for Suzuki TS185 1980
  • for Suzuki TS185 1981

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding and woods loops on the TS185 enduro
  • Restoring a 1971-1981 TS 185 to running condition
  • Routine drivetrain refresh when sprockets are replaced
  • General transportation and farm use on a vintage Suzuki

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 520-102
Chain Pitch 520
Link Count 102
Type Standard roller chain
Master Link Included

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this chain fits my TS185? A: The 520-102 sizing and 102-link length are the OEM-specified figures for the 1971-1981 TS185, so it matches a stock sprocket setup. Confirm your sprocket sizes and current link count before ordering.

Q: Should I replace the sprockets at the same time? A: A new chain on worn sprockets will stretch and wear faster, so replacing both together is the usual practice. Inspect sprocket teeth for hooking or uneven wear first.

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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