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520-110 Drive Chain for Suzuki DR250 1990-1993 DR 250

520-110 Drive Chain for Suzuki DR250 1990-1993 DR 250

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520-110 Drive Chain for Suzuki DR250

This 520-110 drive chain is a replacement motorcycle chain built to transfer power from the countershaft sprocket to the rear wheel on the for Suzuki DR250 and fits 1990 through 1993 model years.

Overview

This 520-110 drive chain gives riders a direct replacement for a stretched or worn-out chain on the for Suzuki DR250. The 110-link length suits the 1990 to 1993 DR 250, letting you restore dependable power delivery to the rear wheel. It is a practical choice for owners doing routine drivetrain maintenance or a full chain and sprocket refresh.

Built For Performance

  • 520 pitch sizing matches standard DR250 countershaft and rear sprockets
  • 110 links cut to suit the 1990 to 1993 DR 250 swingarm and gearing
  • Roller chain construction built to handle dirt bike torque loads
  • Pre-stretched design helps reduce initial slack after installation
  • Supplied with a master link for straightforward fitting
  • Suited to both stock gearing and common replacement sprocket combos

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki DR250 1990
  • for Suzuki DR250 1991
  • for Suzuki DR250 1992
  • for Suzuki DR250 1993
  • for Suzuki DR 250 1990-1993

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding and dual-sport use where chain wear shows up fast
  • Routine drivetrain service on older DR250 machines
  • Replacing a snapped or seized chain to get the bike moving again
  • Pairing with fresh front and rear sprockets for a full refresh

Specs At A Glance

Chain Size 520
Link Count 110
Type Roller drive chain
Position Final drive

Good To Know

Q: How do I know 110 links is the right length? A: The 110-link count is spec'd for the 1990 to 1993 for Suzuki DR250, so it should fit with stock gearing. If you have changed sprocket sizes, confirm the required length before ordering.

Q: Should I replace the sprockets at the same time? A: A new chain on worn sprockets wears quickly, so inspecting both sprockets and replacing them together is the usual practice. Always check alignment and set the correct slack after installation.

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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