Motorcycle Chain Weight Calculator

Motorcycle chains vary in weight depending on their size, material, and design. Here’s a table outlining the basic specifications and weight information for different types of motorcycle chains:

Chain Type	Pitch (mm)	Link Count	Material	Weight per Meter (kg)	Typical Application
Standard O-Ring Chain	520	110-120	Steel + O-Ring Seals	1.9 – 2.3	Street bikes, cruisers, sport bikes
Heavy Duty O-Ring Chain	530	110-120	Steel + O-Ring Seals	2.2 – 2.6	Larger motorcycles, cruisers
X-Ring Chain	520	110-120	Steel + X-Ring Seals	2.0 – 2.4	Performance bikes, off-road bikes
Standard Chain	520	110-120	Steel	1.8 – 2.2	Standard motorcycles
Enduro Chain	520	110-120	Steel, Heavy Duty Links	2.1 – 2.5	Off-road bikes, dirt bikes
Titanium Chain	520	110-120	Titanium	1.6 – 1.9	High-performance motorcycles, racing
Racing Chain	520	110-120	High-strength steel	1.7 – 2.1	Race bikes, competition machines
Dirt Bike Chain	520	110-120	Steel with Seals	1.9 – 2.3	Dirt bikes, off-road vehicles

Notes:

• Pitch refers to the distance between two adjacent pins on the chain, measured in millimeters (mm).
• Link Count varies depending on the motorcycle’s sprocket size and rear wheel diameter. You can adjust this depending on your bike’s specifications.
• Weight per Meter is an approximation of how much a chain weighs for each meter in length.
• The weight can vary depending on the brand, and some manufacturers offer specialized options for durability or reduced weight.