O-Ring Chain Sprocket Set for Suzuki GS1100E 1980-1983 GS 1100E
O-Ring Chain Sprocket Set for Suzuki GS1100E 1980-1983 GS 1100E
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O-Ring Chain and Sprocket Set for Suzuki GS1100E
This O-ring chain and sprocket set is a complete drive replacement for the Suzuki GS1100E, restoring smooth power transfer and reducing maintenance over a standard chain; sized for the GS 1100E from 1980 to 1983.
Overview
This O-ring chain and sprocket set gives the Suzuki GS1100E a fresh, matched driveline in one purchase. The O-ring chain seals factory grease in and keeps grit out, while the matching sprockets maintain proper tooth engagement and wear life. It suits owners of the 1980 to 1983 GS 1100E who ride regularly and want a driveline that stays quiet and true.
Built For Performance
- O-ring chain retains lubricant and shields pins from road grit
- Sprockets machined to match the GS1100E driveline ratio
- Chain and sprockets ship as a matched set for even wear
- Heat-treated steel construction handles the torque of the GS 1100E engine
- Roller design cuts friction and driveline noise compared to a worn chain
- Rolled to fit the 1980 to 1983 model run
Fits These Machines
- for Suzuki GS1100E, 1980
- for Suzuki GS1100E, 1981
- for Suzuki GS1100E, 1982
- for Suzuki GS1100E, 1983
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a stretched chain and hooked sprockets in one job
- Commuting and weekend riding where long chain life matters
- Restoring a 1980 to 1983 GS1100E to road-ready condition
- Scheduled driveline maintenance to protect the gearbox output shaft
Specs At A Glance
| Type | O-ring chain and sprocket set |
| Application | for Suzuki GS1100E |
| Model Years | 1980 to 1983 |
| Chain Style | O-ring sealed |
Good To Know
Q: Why choose an O-ring chain over a standard chain for the GS1100E? A: O-ring chains seal grease around each pin, so they hold lubrication longer and resist grit on the road. That extends service intervals and reduces the stretch that wears sprockets out early.
Q: Can I install this set at home? A: Yes, a chain and sprocket swap is a common garage job with basic hand tools and a chain tool. Always check chain slack and rear wheel alignment 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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