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Renthal R4 525-120L SRS Road Chain

SKU: RENC344
Barcode: 765442086745

$288.86

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Renthal R4 525-120L SRS Road Chain

$288.86

$288.86

Tech Specs

Brand
Renthal
SKU
RENC344
Manufacturer part number
C344
Category
Drivetrain › Chains
Shipping weight
5.6 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
Renthal's R4 SRS Road Chain is a specially developed sealed-ring chain using Renthal's Self Regulating Seal (SRS) technology to increase the service life of the chain in road applications. The special SRS ring is pre-loaded during assembly creating a spring effect. As the chain wears, conventional O-rings and X-rings lose their seal; however, the SRS ring has the ability to unload itself during use keeping a tighter seal against the side plates. This offers increased longevity as the specially formulated grease remains trapped around the critical pin and bushing area longer while also keeping dirt, water and other contaminants out.

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