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ProTaper Pro Series Forged 520 Slim O-Ring Chain Link
$11.99
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$11.99
$11.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ProTaper
- SKU
- PTR021697
- Manufacturer part number
- 021697
- Category
- Drivetrain › Chains
- Shipping weight
- 0.05 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Utilizing a newly developed manufacturing technique never-before seen in the off-road chain market, ProTaper Pro Series chains feature innovative forged pin collars that have been seamlessly incorporated into the outer chain plate. By cold-forging pin collars to encase the thermally refined alloy steel chromium carbide layered pins, outer chain plate thickness can be slimmed to reduce weight while increasing tensile strength. Featuring Slim O-Ring Technology, which offers superior, long lasting chain lubrication in a slimmer profile, eliminating the clearance issues of competing O-ring chain designs. The result is slim, ultra-premium, light weight racing chains with unparalleled strength and prolonged lubrication over the competition.
- Engineered for maximum strength, durability, and smooth power transfer in demanding off-road and racing conditions
- Built from premium materials with precision manufacturing to deliver long-lasting performance and reliability
- Lightweight design reduces friction and rotational mass for improved throttle response and acceleration
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