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

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

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520-110 O-Ring Drive Chain for Suzuki DR250

This 520-110 O-Ring Drive Chain is a replacement drive chain built for Suzuki DR250 models from 1990 through 1993, transferring engine power smoothly from the countershaft to the rear wheel.

Overview

This 520-110 O-Ring Drive Chain fits Suzuki DR250 machines from the 1990 to 1993 model years. The O-ring design keeps lubricant sealed around each pin and roller, which reduces friction and extends chain life compared with a plain non-sealed chain. It is a solid choice for DR 250 owners who want dependable drivetrain performance across trail, street, and mixed terrain riding.

Built For Performance

  • O-ring seals retain grease at each pin to lower friction and slow wear
  • 520 pitch matches the original chain size specified for the DR250
  • 110 link length suits the factory gearing and swingarm of the listed years
  • Hardened pins and rollers stand up to load and continuous high RPM use
  • Pre-stretched build reduces early elongation after break-in
  • Ships with a master link for simple installation

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki DR250 1990
  • for Suzuki DR250 1991
  • for Suzuki DR250 1992
  • for Suzuki DR250 1993

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding where a dependable drivetrain keeps the ride going
  • Dual sport commuting and backroad trips
  • Drivetrain service paired with sprocket replacement
  • Off road use in dust and mud where sealed chains last longer

Specs At A Glance

Chain Pitch 520
Link Count 110
Chain Type O-ring sealed
Position Drive chain

Good To Know

Q: Will this chain fit my DR250? A: It is sized for Suzuki DR250 models from 1990 through 1993 in 520 pitch with 110 links. Check your current chain pitch, link count, and sprocket sizing before ordering.

Q: Is it wise to change sprockets at the same time? A: Worn sprockets speed up chain wear, so replacing both together is common practice. Inspect for hooked teeth or flat spots before installing.

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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