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rear wheel bearings
#1
been told the rear wheel bearings need changing at some point.

any recommendations on what ones are best/most popular? bikes a T reg mk1.


many thanks



justy1000
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#2
If you can find a bearing wholesaler in your area you will get better quality bearings and a hell of a lot cheaper.
I always use the 2 or 3 in my area every time and most are of the shelf. Any of the Jap makes are bang on
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#3
Fiver each on Wemoto or get the bearing code and go for SKF
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#4
Yep, take the old bearing into a wholesales bearing place, and get one from the experts!
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#5
http://www.timken.co.uk/en-US/about/News...iting.aspx


Oh yes, there is a World Bearing Association


More bearings, Norma?  :lol
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#6
The original ones in the front are koyo so I presume the rear are the same but skf, fag are top quality too
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#7
(21-06-13, 06:33 PM)JZS 600 link Wrote: http://www.timken.co.uk/en-US/about/News...iting.aspx


Oh yes, there is a World Bearing Association


More bearings, Norma?  :lol




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#8
I got mine from WeMoto for about £35 I think for all of them front, rear and sproket and seals.

Delivered quick as well - no issues yet.
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#9
(22-06-13, 09:50 AM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=JZS 600 link=topic=8427.msg83021#msg83021 date=1371836003]
http://www.timken.co.uk/en-US/about/News...iting.aspx


Oh yes, there is a World Bearing Association


More bearings, Norma?  :lol




These very important people help the world go round  :rollin :rollin :rollin
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Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#10
I'll see you around (boom boom!)
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#11
cheers guys.

always buy my bearings from the local bearing dealer. just wanted to know what the best/most commonly used bearings were as this is the 1st time ive had to change um.

anyone know the code as i cant really take um out as the bikes my only mode of transport.  :\

thanks again.


justy1000
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#12
had a full set once.....lost a few now though  :lol
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#13
Rear wheel  6204 2RS      Sprocket carrier  6206 2RS

And the best ones are the ones I get free from the stores at work  Wink
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#14
The Fzs 600 bearings are:
Front  Wheel 6203-2RS CN or C3
Rear Wheel 6204 - 2RS CN or C3
Sprocket Carrier 6206 - 2RS CN or C3
RS is for rubber seals an CN is Clearance Normal and C3 is Clearnce Code 3
The clearance is measured  between the balls and the rings and you have C1, C2, CN, C3, C4, C5. There is aslo a CM clearance which is in and around the same clearance as CN and often used to reduce noise.
C1 has the smallest clearance and C5 the largest.
The possible heat (disk transfer) and vibrations (road surfaces and out of balance) the wheels would really necessitate CN or C3 specification, C3 being the most common aftermarket type
Since the bearing is a vital part in the bike, for your own safety stick with known brands Smile
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#15
Check out the World Bearing Assocation for confirmation!
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#16
cheers....

ive got 6204.EEC3 (J30)............. ope theyre the right ones? :\



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