• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

  • Hi everyone,

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1980 390 WR Chain Size

390wr Jon

390wr Jon

Husqvarna
AA Class
Can someone kindly provide me the size and length (number of links) for a 1980 390 WR? Looks like a DID X chain is the best option from what I have read on the forum.

Thanks.
 
It is a 520 chain. 5/8 inch pitch and 2/8 inch thick sprockets. I usually get a 120 link box and cut as needed. Really need to specify the sprockets used to answer properly. That is the best I can do. The box will come with a clip type master link, a rivet on one is available.
 
Like Fran says. 520 chain, 1/4 x 5/8, you will have to cut to the required length, if you do not have a chain breaker you can grind the rivets down and punch them out .
 
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