Best chain on the market and only one we use on our personal bikes here at Rutherford Racing. 116 links: Slightly shorter, better for standard setups or smaller rear sprockets. FJ Clip (Press-Fit Clip Type): This is a clip-style master link that requires a tool to press on the side plate, but the clip itself slides on easily. It’s quicker to install and remove, making it popular for casual riders or temporary fixes. However, it’s slightly less secure under extreme conditions like racing or off-road use (use ZJ Rivet) SSIn developing this series, D.I.D focused on improving ‘Rigidity’. Traditionally, ‘Tensile Strength’ has been used to indicate the overall strength of a chain. But Tensile Strength is only a laboratory static measurement of a chain’s ‘breaking point’. Rigidity, on the other hand, is the ability of a chain to withstand forces that occur in a rider’s real world experience. Increased rigidity means better power transfer from the engine to the ground and greater resistance to stretching under load. This translates into smooth handling and quicker response time.
