Product Description
Bando CVT Drive Belt 977-26.4-28 – Premium OEM-Quality Replacement Made in Japan
Restore smooth acceleration, dependable performance, and factory-level reliability with the Bando 977-26.4-28 CVT Drive Belt. Manufactured in Japan, this premium replacement belt is engineered using advanced reinforced rubber compounds and high-strength tensile cords to deliver exceptional durability, superior heat resistance, and consistent power transfer throughout the entire RPM range.
Designed as a direct replacement for the original equipment belt used on the Suzuki Burgman 400 (AN400), this belt provides excellent performance for both everyday commuting and long-distance touring.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Bando
- Bando Part Number: 106-129
- Belt Size: 977-26.4-28
- Length: 977mm
- Width: 26.4mm
- Side Angle: 28°
- Construction: Cogged (Toothed) CVT Belt
- Material: Premium reinforced high-temperature rubber compound
- Internal Reinforcement: High-tensile synthetic cord construction
- Country of Manufacture: Japan
OEM Cross Reference Numbers
- Suzuki OEM: 27600-05H10
- Suzuki OEM Alternate: 27600-05810
- Bando: 106-129
Always compare your original belt number before ordering.
Vehicle Compatibility
Fits:
Suzuki Burgman 400 (AN400)
- 2007
- 2008
- 2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
Always verify your belt size and OEM part number prior to purchase.
Premium Features
- Premium OEM-quality replacement
- Precision manufactured in Japan
- Built to OEM dimensions for proper CVT operation
- High-strength tensile cord construction
- Advanced heat-resistant rubber compound
- Excellent resistance to stretching
- Outstanding wear resistance
- Flexible cogged design for improved pulley engagement
- Smooth and consistent power transfer
- Reduced vibration and transmission noise
- Excellent resistance to glazing
- Designed for long service life
- Reliable performance under heavy loads
- Excellent performance during city and highway riding
- Helps maintain proper CVT shift characteristics
- Direct replacement requiring no modifications
Benefits of a New CVT Belt
Replacing a worn transmission belt can restore your scooter's original performance by improving:
- Acceleration
- Top speed
- Throttle response
- Smooth CVT shifting
- Power transfer
- Fuel efficiency
- Ride quality
- Transmission reliability
- Overall drivability
Understanding the Belt Size
977 × 26.4 × 28
Each number has an important purpose:
977mm
- Overall belt length
- Ensures correct pulley travel
26.4mm
- Belt width
- Maintains proper ride height inside the variator
- Helps preserve factory acceleration and top speed
28°
- Belt side angle
- Matches the pulley faces for maximum contact and reduced slipping
Using the correct belt dimensions is critical for proper transmission operation.
Engineered for CVT Performance
The continuously variable transmission (CVT) depends entirely on the drive belt to transfer engine power to the rear wheel.
A properly manufactured belt helps maintain:
- Smooth engagement
- Consistent gear ratio changes
- Stable engine RPM
- Reduced belt slip
- Proper variator movement
- Maximum pulley contact
- Efficient power delivery
Why Choose a Cogged Belt?
The precision-molded cogged design allows the belt to:
- Bend easier around pulleys
- Generate less heat
- Improve cooling
- Reduce internal stress
- Increase flexibility
- Extend belt service life
- Deliver smoother operation
Heat Resistant Construction
CVT transmissions generate significant heat during operation.
The Bando belt is designed to withstand high operating temperatures while helping reduce:
- Heat buildup
- Premature wear
- Belt glazing
- Hardening
- Cracking
- Performance loss
High-Tensile Internal Reinforcement
Inside the belt are heavy-duty tensile cords engineered to:
- Minimize belt stretch
- Maintain dimensional stability
- Handle repeated acceleration
- Resist separation
- Improve long-term durability
- Support consistent CVT performance
Signs Your Belt May Need Replacement
Common symptoms of a worn drive belt include:
- Slow acceleration
- Reduced top speed
- Jerky takeoffs
- Belt squealing
- Engine revs increasing without vehicle speed
- Excessive black belt dust inside the CVT cover
- Cracks on the belt ribs
- Frayed belt edges
- Belt width worn below service specification
Replacing the belt before failure helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and can reduce unnecessary wear on other CVT components.
Installation Recommendations
For the best results, inspect the following components whenever replacing the drive belt:
- Variator rollers or sliders
- Variator ramp plate
- Drive face
- Clutch assembly
- Clutch bell
- Torque driver
- Pulley faces
- CVT guides
- CVT air filter (if equipped)
Clean all pulley surfaces before installation and follow the manufacturer's torque specifications during reassembly.
Routine CVT Maintenance
Routine inspection of the CVT system helps maximize transmission life and performance.
During service, inspect for:
- Belt wear
- Belt width
- Pulley wear
- Roller flat spots
- Clutch shoe wear
- Clutch bell discoloration
- Oil or grease contamination
- Excessive belt dust
Replacing worn components together often results in smoother operation and longer service life.
Built for Everyday Riding
Whether you're commuting daily, touring on the highway, or simply replacing worn transmission components, the Bando 977-26.4-28 delivers dependable performance with factory-quality fit and long-lasting durability.