Chain question

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  1. KingTito

    KingTito New Member

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    Thanks to the forum, I ordered a DID 530 (50) VM in gold for my generation 5.

    Today, I get the box. In it is a DID 530 (50) ZVM and the invoice says "free upgrade".

    Being skeptical, I check out the DID website. There are no specifications for this chain on the website.

    The chain is stamped 50ZVM so I presume that it is a previous generation of the 530ZVM2 which is a high tensile strength chain.

    My concern is that this is a high tensile strength chain which I don't need for my stock Gen 5 but my greater concern is this is some old thing that was sitting around in inventory and I would be better off with a new 530VM instead of this thing.

    That being said, it looks new.

    Any thoughts or recommendations? I have sent an email to DID and to the vendor.

    Thanks!
     


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    donald branscom New Member

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    Now comes the hardest part. Waiting for the answer. i would have called them!

    Of coarse some people would rather leave a note than actually talk to a person.
     


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    I just went though the same thing on my order, and went ahead and installed it. I'm not sure what is the problem with having an upgraded/more expensive chain. Anyway, I have put about 700m on it, and have done a few measurement checks, and all is well at his time.

    It will be interesting to see if there is a reason someone wouldn't want it.
     


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