Bearing question.
- Thread starter killerbanjo
- Start date
killerbanjo
Poor English kid getting into bikes and loves it!
Ok I managed to find 2 sites in the UK with one. One was £16 and £10 postage, the other was was £8 and £12 postage. Safe to say I just bought a little fking bearing for £20 lol... I hope I get a free blowjob out of that deal or something...
very good
just make sure there are no dings that caused high spots on the shaft even a tiny high spot will destroy the rollers
a low spot ding or depression the rollr can deal with as long as it is short and not a long parallel groove
you can use a fresh fine oilstone to work down a high spot just enough to be level
just make sure there are no dings that caused high spots on the shaft even a tiny high spot will destroy the rollers
a low spot ding or depression the rollr can deal with as long as it is short and not a long parallel groove
you can use a fresh fine oilstone to work down a high spot just enough to be level
killerbanjo
Poor English kid getting into bikes and loves it!
Re: Bearing question. - XR200/CG200 Gear Bearing
Thanks man, your a star
I get a reply off the chinariders forum all be it after I have ordered the bearing lol, but he linked to a post on tumpertalk, turns out the xr200 used that bearing for about 20 years and for some stupid reason Honda have discontinued it. If anyone needs to looks this up however, the part number is 91016-360-006.
I hope this thread saves someone time so they don't have to run around like I did
Ed
Thanks man, your a star
I get a reply off the chinariders forum all be it after I have ordered the bearing lol, but he linked to a post on tumpertalk, turns out the xr200 used that bearing for about 20 years and for some stupid reason Honda have discontinued it. If anyone needs to looks this up however, the part number is 91016-360-006.I hope this thread saves someone time so they don't have to run around like I did
Ed
