DRIVE CHAIN SYSTEM

Why RCB Motorcycle Performance Parts

30-Year Engineering

Three decades of racing-led design

TRACK TESTED

Proven for daily dependability

CNC Precision

Tight tolerances for a perfect fit

Billet Aluminium

High-grade aluminium for strength

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Chosen by riders and race teams

Genuine Parts

Direct from the manufacturer

Manufacturer Warranty

Manufacturer coverage on every RCB part

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose an RCB drive chain system for my motorcycle?

Confirm your motorcycle model, engine application, chain size, sprocket specifications and the exact RCB part number. Chain and sprocket components must be matched to the motorcycle and each other.

How often should I check my motorcycle chain?

Inspect chain condition, slack and lubrication regularly, with more frequent checks after rain, long-distance riding or dusty conditions. Follow the motorcycle and chain manufacturer's recommended inspection procedure.

How do I know when my chain and sprockets need replacement?

Signs can include excessive wear, abnormal noise, damaged or hooked sprocket teeth, stiff chain links and difficulty maintaining correct adjustment. Replace worn chain and sprocket components as recommended.

How should I clean and lubricate a motorcycle chain?

Use a chain-safe cleaner and lubricant suitable for your chain type. Clean and lubricate according to the chain manufacturer's instructions and avoid contaminating the brake disc or tyre.

Can I change the sprocket size on my motorcycle?

Changing sprocket sizes can alter gearing, acceleration characteristics, engine speed and speedometer behavior. Confirm the correct chain size, clearance and application before making a gearing change.

What chain tension should I use with RCB drive components?

Use the motorcycle manufacturer's specified chain slack or the applicable product instructions. Measure the chain at the specified location and account for the motorcycle's suspension position as required by the service procedure.