Royal Enfield KAR00011/A – Rear Disc Chain Pad Kit | Genuine Chain Pad for UCE Models

Keep your chain running smooth and silent with the Royal Enfield Genuine Chain Pad Kit (KAR00011/A)—a critical part that protects your swingarm and guides your chain effectively on UCE-engine models. Designed specifically for Royal Enfield motorcycles with rear disc brakes, this OEM chain pad absorbs impact, reduces chain slap noise, and prevents premature wear of the swingarm or chassis.

🔧 Key Features:

• OEM Part Number: KAR00011/A

• Genuine Royal Enfield Spare – direct replacement

• Durable rubber compound for long life and excellent impact absorption

• Designed for UCE engine bikes with rear disc brakes

• Protects chain from misalignment and reduces swingarm damage

✅ Confirmed Compatibility (Rear Disc + UCE Engine Only):

• Royal Enfield Classic 350 (UCE, Rear Disc only)

• Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (UCE, Rear Disc only)

• Royal Enfield Electra 350 (UCE, Rear Disc only)

• Royal Enfield Standard 350 (UCE, Rear Disc variants)

❌ Not Compatible With:

• Classic 350 Reborn (J Series)

• Bullet 350 J Series

• Meteor 350 / Hunter 350

• Thunderbird / Thunderbird X

• Himalayan 411 / Scram 411

• Interceptor 650 / Continental GT 650 / Super Meteor 650

⚠️ Important Note: Please verify part number and your bike's engine variant before ordering. This kit will not fit the new-generation J-series Royal Enfields.

📦 Package Includes:

• 1 x Genuine Chain Pad (Part No: KAR00011/A)

• Factory-sealed packaging by Royal Enfield

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q1. Will this chain pad fit Classic 350 Reborn?
No, this is only for UCE engine bikes with rear disc brakes. It will not fit the Reborn (J Series) model.

Q2. Is this an original Royal Enfield part?
Yes, this is a genuine spare part with part number KAR00011/A.

Q3. Can I install this chain pad myself?
Yes, installation is simple with basic tools, but a mechanic is recommended for best alignment.

Q4. Does it work with drum brake models?
No, this chain pad is designed for rear disc brake variants only.

Q5. What are the symptoms of a worn-out chain pad?
Increased chain noise, swingarm scratches, or loose chain movement near the sprocket area.