DID Chain Cutting & Riveting Tool – KM500R

₹14,000.00

The DID KM500R is a professional-grade chain cutting and riveting tool designed for precision, durability, and ease of use — a must-have for mechanics and riders who maintain or upgrade their motorcycle chains.

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DID KM500R Chain Cutting & Riveting Tool | Professional Motorcycle Chain Tool

Key Features

  • All-in-One Tool – Efficiently cuts and rivets DID and other motorcycle drive chains.
  • Precision Machined Body – Ensures accurate chain pin removal and rivet setting.
  • Durable Steel Construction – Long-lasting performance for workshop or travel use.
  • Compatible with Multiple Chain Sizes – Works with 520, 525, and 530 standard and O/X-ring chains.
  • Replaceable Pin Design – Easy to maintain and extend tool lifespan.
  • Compact & Portable – Comes with a sturdy storage case for easy transport.

Why Choose the DID KM500R

Trusted by professional mechanics and race teams worldwide, the DID KM500R offers unmatched precision and reliability when installing or repairing motorcycle drive chains. Whether you’re in the garage or on the go, this compact yet powerful tool delivers professional results every time.

FAQs

Q: Can this tool work with non-DID chains?
A: Yes, it is compatible with most 520, 525, and 530 chains from any brand.

Q: Is it suitable for heavy-duty chains?
A: Absolutely — the steel body and reinforced pins can handle high-strength chains without distortion.

Q: Does it include spare pins?
A: The kit comes with one complete pin set. Spare pins can be purchased separately.

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Additional information
Weight2 kg
Dimensions33 × 29 × 16 cm
BRANDDID Chain
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Effective Date: April 2026
Jurisdiction: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India