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chain size

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I was wondeging if any one can tell me the chain size i need for an 82 gs550m.

thanks in advance

Josh
 
I'm not sure, but if you take the chain to a parts shop I'm sure their parts book will have the info. If not, they can match up the old one.
 
i'll let you know i a couple hours gotta go to the garge to get the book

it's probly a 530 110 link o ring chain, that was for my 550t and it had a 15 front sproket and a 50 rear sproket. what is your sproket set up

-ryan
 
Re: chain size

Just measure the distance pin center to pin center on the sideplates. #530 and #520 chain will be 5/8" pin center to pin center. #630 chain measures 3/4" pin to pin and #420/#430 will be 1/2" pin to pin. Take your chain off and count the number of links to get length needed.

Earl

doblerj14 said:
I was wondeging if any one can tell me the chain size i need for an 82 gs550m.

thanks in advance

Josh
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thanks for the info my sprocket sizes are 15 front 50 rear.
 
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