530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha XS500 XS 500 1976-1978
530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha XS500 XS 500 1976-1978
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530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha
This 530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain is a replacement drive chain built to transfer power from the countershaft sprocket to the rear wheel sprocket on Yamaha XS500 motorcycles.
Overview
This 530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain is a direct-fit replacement drive chain for the Yamaha XS500 motorcycles listed in the title. The O-ring sealed design holds lubricant at the pins and rollers to reduce wear and stretch over the life of the chain, making this drive chain a solid choice for riders doing routine driveline maintenance or a full replacement. Riders and shops working on a Yamaha XS500 will find this 530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain sized to the factory 106-link length called for by the model years in the title.
Built For Performance
- 530 pitch matches the standard chain size used on Yamaha XS500 models from 1976 through 1978.
- 106-link length fits the stock sprocket combination without cutting links on the listed years.
- O-ring seals between every pin and roller retain grease and block out grit and water.
- Heat-treated pins and rollers resist elongation under the load of a 500cc twin.
- Sealed design cuts the frequency of manual chain lubrication between service intervals.
Fits These Machines
- for Yamaha XS500, 1976
- for Yamaha XS500, 1977
- for Yamaha XS500, 1978
On-The-Job Use
- Routine driveline replacement on a worn or stretched chain.
- Rear sprocket and countershaft sprocket swaps on XS500 projects.
- Restoration builds returning a 1976-1978 XS500 to road-ready condition.
- Regular maintenance checks for riders logging high mileage.
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 530-106 |
| Chain Type | O-Ring sealed |
| Pitch | 530 |
| Link Count | 106 |
Good To Know
Q: Do I need to cut this chain to fit? A: No, the 106-link length is matched to the 1976-1978 Yamaha XS500 models listed, so it installs at its full length with the stock sprockets. A chain tool is still needed to press the master link.
Q: Should I replace the sprockets at the same time? A: Fresh sprockets paired with a new O-ring chain wear together more evenly and extend the life of both parts. Worn sprocket teeth will accelerate stretch in a new chain.
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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