The Chain Guide That Laughs at the Dark

Some bike parts exist to look good.
The chain guide exists to take hits and keep the bike moving.

It is the kind of part riders forget about until something goes wrong. One loose rock, one hard landing, one moment of bad luck, and suddenly the chain is off, the sprocket is scarred, and the day is done. It is one of those quiet parts that only gets attention when it fails, usually right before a long walk back to the truck.

Its purpose is simple but critical. It keeps the chain perfectly aligned with the rear sprocket through mud, ruts, and whatever the track or trail throws at it. As the rear suspension compresses, chain slack changes, and the guide ensures everything stays in place. It also shields the swingarm and sprocket teeth from chain whip and debris. It is the quiet bodyguard of the drivetrain.

ZETA 3D-shaped chain guide is designed to survive punishment. The PU resin slider absorbs impacts and resists wear, while the duralumin plate keeps the structure light yet strong. The combination allows flexibility where it matters and rigidity where it counts. Each hit is diffused, not transmitted, protecting both the mounting bracket and the chain itself.

Precise chain alignment means smoother power delivery, reduced drivetrain wear, and longer service life for the sprockets and chain. Even after countless rides through mud, rocks, and rain, the guide holds its shape and its purpose. It asks for no attention and gives no trouble.

Compatible with Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, KTM, Husqvarna, and GASGAS models.

A chain guide will never be the flashiest part on a bike, but it might be the one that saves the most rides. It turns chaos into control, impact into stability, and rough terrain into just another part of the ride.

ZETA chain guides now available at Ridernomics.