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James SV 14-05-10 04:51 PM
bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
ok first question - am i right in thinking there are 2 bearings in the rear wheel? 1 in cush drive and 1 other side..?

Should i look for specific make (I'm replacing) + where from?

also, Im in need of new sprocket nuts - do they need to be special alloy nuts? where from?

Many thanks, James

James SV 14-05-10 05:47 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
It was the sprocket carrier i bearing i needed, which is ordered. Just need some advise on the sprocket nuts, all i can find are the anodised jobbies on ebay which are almost £20 for 5 small bolts !

Sid Squid 16-05-10 07:18 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
Three bearings - two in wheel, one in cush.

fastdruid 16-05-10 09:49 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
I always go with decent branded bearings, SKF, Koyo are good. 'Made in Russia' are bad. ;-)

Get nuts from Suzuki.

Druid

xXBADGERXx 16-05-10 10:05 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
I got koyo bearings for the rear and have part numbers here for them , I ordered Stainless Sprocket Nuts from Pro bolt , do not use alloy ones .

Spanner Man 17-05-10 11:03 AM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
Good morning all.


Ditto the Druid. Use a reputable make.

I use Koyo bearings. As, I have found that they tend to last longer than most other makes.

I think You will need 2 6303 bearings for the wheel, & a 6205 bearing for the cush drive. Double check these numbers, as my memery aint what it was.:D

Make sure you get bearings that have plastic/rubber seals on both sides. As, these are better at keeping water out, & grease in.
Bearing manufacturers typically use DDU or 2RS as a suffix to denote that the bearings are sealed in this way. i.e. 6303 2RS or 6205 DDU etc.


Cheers.

xXBADGERXx 17-05-10 05:05 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spanner Man (Post 2270549)
God morning all.


Ditto the Druid. Use a reputable make.

I use Koyo bearings. As, I have found that they tend to last longer than most other makes.

I think You will need 2 6303 bearings for the wheel, & a 6205 bearing for the cush drive. Double check these numbers, as my memery aint what it was.:D

Make sure you get bearings that have plastic/rubber seals on both sides. As, these are better at keeping water out, & grease in.
Bearing manufacturers typically use DDU or 2RS as a suffix to denote that the bearings are sealed in this way. i.e. 6303 2RS or 6205 DDU etc.


Cheers.


Hmmmmm , what I have here for my K3 pointy is 2 x 6204 2RS C3 and 1 x 6305 2RS C3 (Koyo part numbers with seals on both sides)

Spanner Man 17-05-10 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx (Post 2270806)
Hmmmmm , what I have here for my K3 pointy is 2 x 6204 2RS C3 and 1 x 6305 2RS C3 (Koyo part numbers with seals on both sides)

Well spotted! I was most likely quoting the numbers for curvy wheels:D


Cheers.

xXBADGERXx 17-05-10 05:28 PM
Re: bearings + sprkcet nuts Q's
 
well to be fair , the OP didn`t mention what SV it was , so anyone looking for bearing numbers has got a choice here now :)
Incidentally I bought new Dust Seals as well when I got my bearings but didn`t manage to get part numbers for them but WeMoto do a whole bearing and seal kit for about £20 which is ok .

yorkie_chris 17-05-10 06:20 PM
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Spanner man, what you reckon with C3 clearance. Reckon they need it?


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