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O-Ring Drive Chain for Suzuki GT380 1972-1977 GT 380

O-Ring Drive Chain for Suzuki GT380 1972-1977 GT 380

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O-Ring Drive Chain for Suzuki GT380

This O-Ring Drive Chain is a replacement drive chain built to fit Suzuki GT380 motorcycles from 1972 through 1977, delivering reliable power transfer from the countershaft sprocket to the rear wheel.

Overview

This O-Ring Drive Chain is a direct replacement for the factory chain on Suzuki GT380 models produced between 1972 and 1977. The O-ring construction seals lubricant inside each roller while keeping grit and moisture out, extending chain life on older two-stroke machines. It suits riders restoring or maintaining a GT380 who want dependable drive performance without hunting for discontinued original parts.

Built For Performance

  • O-ring seals trap factory lubricant at every pin and roller joint, reducing wear between services
  • Roller chain construction handles the torque delivery of the GT380 two-stroke triple
  • Sealed design resists water, dust, and road grime better than standard unsealed chain
  • Pre-stretched links help hold correct tension longer after installation
  • Includes master link for straightforward replacement on the bike

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki GT380 1972
  • for Suzuki GT380 1973
  • for Suzuki GT380 1974
  • for Suzuki GT380 1975
  • for Suzuki GT380 1976
  • for Suzuki GT380 1977

On-The-Job Use

  • Routine drivetrain replacement on a running GT380
  • Restoration projects bringing a dormant bike back to road use
  • Scheduled maintenance intervals when the old chain has stretched beyond adjustment
  • Sprocket and chain replacement done together for even wear

Specs At A Glance

Type O-Ring Drive Chain
Fitment for Suzuki GT380, 1972-1977
Master Link Included

Good To Know

Q: Should I replace the sprockets at the same time? A: Replacing the chain and sprockets together is standard practice, since worn sprocket teeth accelerate wear on a new chain. Q: How often should chain tension be checked? A: Check tension after the first ride and then at regular service intervals, adjusting to the free play listed in your GT380 service manual.

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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