Surron Light Bee X 420 Drive Chain – 102, 106 or 112 Links

Replacement 420-pitch drive chain for the Surron Light Bee X and L1E, available in multiple lengths to suit different rear sprocket and gearing setups.

Choose the correct chain length for your rear sprocket, or select a longer chain that can be shortened during installation. Available in a standard steel finish or gold finish, depending on chain length.

Which chain length do you need?

Chain and sprocket guide

• 42T sprocket: commonly paired with a 102-link chain
• 48T sprocket: commonly paired with a 106-link chain
• 52T sprocket: normally requires approximately 108 links; the 112-link chain can be shortened to suit
• 54T sprocket: normally requires approximately 110 links; the 112-link chain can be shortened to suit
• 56T or 58T sprocket: commonly paired with a 112-link chain

Please note: These are general Light Bee chain-length recommendations. Required length can vary with wheel size, axle position, sprocket combination and other drivetrain modifications.

Key features

• 420-pitch rear drive chain
• Suitable for Surron Light Bee X and L1E drivetrains
• Available in 102, 106 and 112-link lengths
• Steel or gold finish depending on the selected length
• Supplied lubricated and ready for installation
• Longer chains can be shortened using a suitable chain tool
• Suitable as a replacement for a worn, stretched or damaged chain

Specifications

Compatibility

This chain must be used with both a 420-pitch front sprocket and a 420-pitch rear sprocket.

It is not compatible with 428, 520 or other chain-pitch sprockets.

Installation advice

Check the condition of both sprockets before installing a replacement chain. A new chain fitted to heavily worn or hooked sprockets can wear prematurely and may not run correctly.

If shortening the chain, use a suitable chain breaker and ensure the joining link is installed correctly. Set chain tension and rear wheel alignment to the bike manufacturer’s specification before riding.

Professional installation is recommended. Shock Moto can supply the appropriate sprocket and install the chain at our Wellington workshop.

Chain maintenance

• Check chain tension regularly
• Clean the chain after wet, muddy or dusty rides
• Lubricate after cleaning and before the chain becomes dry
• Inspect for stiff links, corrosion, damage and excessive stretch
• Replace the chain if it can no longer be correctly adjusted

Not sure which length suits your gearing setup? Contact Shock Moto before ordering and we’ll help you select the correct chain.