[T ALPER]

Probably going to need new chain and sprockets this year and just wondering if anyone has tried this JT -

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JT-Steel...m=223374387575&_trksid=p2045573.c100281.m3567

Or what would you recommend

Thanks in advance

 

[Wicky]

I fitted DID X-ring Heavy Duty chain 4 years ago / 20,0000 miles still going strong. Lube it every 150 miles or so.

 

[braunj]

I can't say about JT but I've used SuperSprox chain and sprocket kits on my AT, TA, and 77 Bonneville with no problems. The Stealth rear sprocket never wears and the front lasts a lot longer. If I do need to replace a chain I use DID
https://www.supersproxusa.com/supersprox-stealth-sprockets/

 

[Paul-S]

I've always used DID on my AT's. They get cleaned regularly and lubed after each ride. I ride them hard. The DID's always lasted between 12,000 and 20,000 miles. Last year I tried the JT chain equivalent of the DID. It has done just over 3,000 miles and I don't think it's going to last much longer. For the extra £50 the DID would have been a better option. The front and rear sprockets are hardly worn. I will be going back to DID for the next one

 

[piguglyshandydrinker]

DID here too ~35k with year round use and plenty of oiling, others brands (inc oe Honda kit) seem to last ~20k with the same use.

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[queasy rider]

+1 DID, riding all year round, 95% tarmac

 

[T ALPER]

Thanks for all the replies fella's, valuable info. looks like I will be buying DID. Will probably stick with the genuine Honda front sprocket.

 

[flyingcharlie]

Definitely support your DID choice T Alper. Fitted a DID 525VX-Gold chain, Supersprox rear sprocket and OEM Honda front sprocket on my AT along with a Scotoiler. Has not needed any adjustment at all in 11,000 miles to date. Well chuffed with this!