Use the supplier-catalogue labels below to identify the chain-adjuster reference you want quoted. A model name is only a locator: verify the exact motorcycle generation, mounting shape, dimensions, included hardware and destination with the responsible seller before placing a bulk order.
Catalogue notice: The names and images below are supplier-catalogue identifiers only. They do not confirm compatibility, interchangeability, dimensions, current stock, price, MOQ, material or road-use suitability. Ask for written seller confirmation of the exact item before ordering.
Select a reference to open its catalogue record, then include the reference code in your wholesale enquiry. Some supplier labels mention a model or a measurement clue; treat every label as a starting point until the seller confirms the actual specification and application.
What to confirm before buying chain adjusters in bulk
Identify the application
Exact make, model, year/generation and market version
Position and orientation of the adjuster on the swingarm or axle assembly
OEM number, old-part code or photos from both sides of the installed part
Whether left/right pieces, nuts, bolts, blocks or other hardware are included
Confirm dimensions and order terms
Hole, slot or thread dimensions with units and measurement points
Overall length, width, shape, bolt diameter and thread pitch where relevant
Material, surface finish, drawing/sample status and stated tolerances
MOQ, quote basis, lead time, packaging, inspection and destination
Reference example: MC-0208 carries the supplier label “AX100; 12 mm hole diameter.” This is a catalogue clue, not a verified measurement or fitment claim. Confirm the value and its measurement point against a drawing or sample.
For a mixed-SKU request: send one row per reference, with a separate application and quantity. Ask the seller to confirm unresolved details in writing before you compare prices.
Wholesale buyer questions
Frequently asked questions
Do the model labels prove compatibility?
No. They are supplier-catalogue identifiers, not confirmed fitment. Verify the exact model year/generation, part position, mounting shape and dimensions with the responsible seller.
What should I include in a chain-adjuster RFQ?
Include the catalogue code, model and year, photos of the old part and mounting area, key dimensions, quantity per reference, required packing and destination. Ask for written confirmation of MOQ and lead time.
Can I order several references together?
You can list multiple catalogue references in one enquiry. Keep one reference, application and quantity on each line so the supplier can confirm item identity and quote the correct terms for each item.
Next step
Send your chain-adjuster list for a written sourcing check
Include reference codes, make/model/year details, quantities, packing needs and destination. We will request seller confirmation of identity, fitment, MOQ, price, lead time and unresolved specifications before you decide.