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Spider
16-11-10, 08:19 PM
any1 know of a good supplier or at least the size specs on a K6 naked, main dealer wants about 65 quid :smt103 cheers

Bibio
16-11-10, 08:29 PM
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/p43733/32006JR+Narrow+Section+Steering+Head+Set+Taper+Rol ler+Bearing+30x55x17mm/product_info.html

remember to get a new bottom seal from suzuki.

maviczap
16-11-10, 08:30 PM
Get the bearing dimensions from Wemoto and then go to your local bearing factor and order them from there

http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/Suzuki/SV_650_K6/06/

Spanner Man
17-11-10, 07:12 AM
Good morning all.


The bearings are 55mm od x30 bore x17mm deep. If you want the genuine caged ball race type. Go to a Honda dealer & order 2 of part number; 91016-KT8-005. These are the same Koyo bearings that Suzuki use, apart from they have a metal cage for the balls as opposed to a plastic one. They're around £25 each including VAT.
A bottom seal from Suzuki is around £13, Again use a Honda one, part number; 53214-371-010. It's around £7 inc VAT.

If you want to go for the Taper roller option. Avoid the majority of mail order made in India/China/Gawd knows where rubbish! A good bearing factor should be able to supply you with Koyo bearings. These outlast just about all the other makes on the market by quite a margin. The part numbers you need are; 32006JR for the top, & 32006JRRS for the bottom. The bottom bearing has a built in seal. they should be around £30 inc VAT for the pair. If they try charging you more B & C Express have them listed at around £25 inc VAT for the pair, + Postage. B & C's part numbers are BGS008 for the bottom bearing & BGS066 for the top one.

I've just noticed that you're in Middlesex. As am I. I probably have what you need on the shelf. Give me a shout if I can help.


Cheers.

danf1234
17-11-10, 09:04 AM
Wow that's what I called an informed reply.

Spanner Man
17-11-10, 09:53 AM
Wow that's what I called an informed reply.


Makes me think I've been doing this for way too long. Especially considering that I managed to quote most of the part numbers from memory! AAAARRGGHHH!:D

maviczap
17-11-10, 10:24 AM
Makes me think I've been doing this for way too long. Especially considering that I managed to quote most of the part numbers from memory! AAAARRGGHHH!:D

Either qualifies you as a guru or a geek :p

Bibio
17-11-10, 03:32 PM
the ones i posted a link to came in a Koyo box. their service is superb.

Spider
17-11-10, 06:27 PM
Spanner man i think i`ve just fallen in luv with u!! in a very blokey, completely hetro type of way ;)

andrewsmith
17-11-10, 07:42 PM
Slight hijack

Whats the part code for the curvy bearings, same set-up?

Spanner Man
18-11-10, 07:06 AM
Either qualifies you as a guru or a geek :p

A bit of both methinks! I await the onset of Alzheimers. Then I might forget some of these bloody part numbers that rattle around in my head:D

Spanner man i think i`ve just fallen in luv with u!! in a very blokey, completely hetro type of way ;)

Completely understandable Sweetie. I impress myself too on occasion!:D


Cheers.