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530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha YZF750R YZF 750R 1993-1998

530-106 O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha YZF750R YZF 750R 1993-1998

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O-Ring Drive Chain for Yamaha YZF750R

This 530-106 O-ring drive chain is a replacement final-drive component that transfers engine power to the rear wheel of the Yamaha YZF750R, referenced under part number 530-106.

Overview

This 530-106 O-ring drive chain is a direct-fit replacement for the Yamaha YZF750R final drive. Built with sealed O-ring links, this drive chain holds lubricant in and keeps grit out so the drivetrain runs smoothly mile after mile. Riders maintaining a classic YZF 750R will find this chain an ideal match for routine replacement.

Built For Performance

  • O-ring seals retain factory grease and block dirt and moisture from the pins
  • 530 pitch sizing matches the YZF750R factory sprocket spacing
  • 106-link length built for stock gearing on the YZF 750R
  • Roller construction designed for consistent power transfer under load
  • Pre-stretched design helps minimize initial chain stretch
  • Includes master link for straightforward installation

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1993
  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1994
  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1995
  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1996
  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1997
  • for Yamaha YZF750R 1998

On-The-Job Use

  • Routine drive chain replacement on the YZF750R
  • Restoring a bike that has sat unused with a rusted or seized chain
  • Refreshing the drivetrain before a riding season
  • Track day and sport riding where reliable power delivery matters

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 530-106
Chain Type O-ring sealed
Pitch 530
Link Count 106

Good To Know

Q: Does this chain come with a master link? A: Yes, a master link is included for joining the chain during installation. Fit depends on the sprockets being in serviceable condition and the correct link count for your gearing.

Q: Should I replace my sprockets at the same time? A: Replacing the chain and sprockets together is standard practice since worn sprockets accelerate wear on a new chain. Inspect both before ordering.

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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