Chain type

[Bubbagumpin]

Hey people! I have been trying to figure out for a long time on what exact chain goes on my Logan 150gy-3a enduro. I have to buy one before I can take it in and have it put on. Anyone know or a link to buy it on eBay?

[Adjuster]

Probably you need a 428 chain but my smaller 49cc bike uses a 420 chain. The information is stamped on my rear sprocket. Check your sprocket. You then simply count the number of links in your chain to make sure you get a chain long enough.


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[Weldangrind]

X2 on it likely being a 428. You can measure the links and Google 428 chain dimensions to confirm.

You don't want to install the chain yourself?

[Bubbagumpin]

X2 on it likely being a 428. You can measure the links and Google 428 chain dimensions to confirm.

You don't want to install the chain yourself?

Do t I need a special tool for that? I am not sure how to do chains on motorcycles.

[Adjuster]

I just cut my new chain to fit and installed it. Very easy. Lots of YouTube videos. I used a Dremel to grind down the link pin and then punched it out with, well, a punch. LOL

I did come very close to making a mistake. I almost went one link too short. Don't do this! Remember you have some adjustment at your rear wheel chain tensioner so be aware of the wheel position with the tensioners.


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[Weldangrind]

Agreed, Youtube is your friend.

When you install a master link, it should be on the outside of the chain where you can see it, no the inside. Also, the master link clip is a horseshoe shape, and the closed end faces the direction of travel, not the open end.

This is a good tool for removing excess links: http://www.harborfreight.com/heavy-duty-chain-breaker-66488.html

[SpudRider]

The Harbor Freight Heavy Duty Chain Breaker is an excellent tool. :) I own one, and love it. :tup: