Run a high-tensile 630-pitch rear drive chain with this IZUMI Rear Drive Chain, 630HT x 88 link. Japanese-made premium-quality high-tensile motorcycle chain with nickel-plated sideplates.
Note: always count the links in your old chain you are replacing before ordering.
Key Features
• IZUMI 630HT high-tensile rear drive chain
• 88 links
• Nickel-plated sideplates
• Made in Japan
Fitment / Compatibility
• Standard length on most CB750K (1977‑78)
• CB750F (1977‑78) Supersport
• CB750A (1977‑78) Hondamatic
Part Number: 56-0062
Free ground shipping over $50
To the USA & Canada. In-stock orders usually ship from our own warehouse the same or next business day.
| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
Ground shipping includes tracking, emailed when your order ships. Need it sooner? Express options are available at checkout.
60-day returns on eligible parts
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Outside the USA & Canada: Delivery times vary by destination and shipping method. Buyers are responsible for applicable duties, taxes and import fees. We cannot mark orders as gifts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the size and length of the IZUMI drive chain?
This is a Japanese-made 630HT high-tensile chain with 88 links and nickel-plated side plates. Confirm the motorcycle's chain size and required link count before ordering.
Which connecting links fit the IZUMI 630HT chain?
Use the IZUMI 630HT clip link, part 56-0068, or the compatible 630HT solid rivet link, part 56-0069. Do not choose a connecting link by 630 size alone because chain-series dimensions can differ.
What else should be checked when replacing a rear drive chain?
Inspect both sprockets for hooked or uneven teeth, confirm gearing and alignment, and set slack to the motorcycle specification. A new chain should not be installed on badly worn sprockets.