Looking to replace the needle bearings in my rear shock "arm". They look like pretty basic needle/roller bearings. I'm using the yamaha 93317-32034 part number and not finding much. Is there a better option or better supplier?
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Needle bearings for Shock. Better part number?
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Re: Needle bearings for Shock. Better part number?
Hi Hale,
Wemoto do the swinging arm bearings for £27. I've used these and they are fine.
Linx.
Wemoto do the swinging arm bearings for £27. I've used these and they are fine.
Linx.
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1984 47X RD500LC, 2018 Triumph Speed Triple RS, 1999 Honda CB600F Hornet
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RD250LC, RD350YPVS LC2 Race Bike, RD350F2, 1976 CB400F
1984 47X RD500LC, 2018 Triumph Speed Triple RS, 1999 Honda CB600F Hornet
Past Bikes Include
RD250LC, RD350YPVS LC2 Race Bike, RD350F2, 1976 CB400F
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Re: Needle bearings for Shock. Better part number?
All bearings from wheel bearings to swing arm bearings are standard parts. Most of them are available as you find them in the bike from 1984/85, some are a bit different.
One of the wheel bearings in only "made in Taiwan" available instead of "made in Japan" (Yamaha part).
Other bearings have a plastic cage instead of a metal cage.
You can read manufacturer name and number on the bearing.
One of the wheel bearings in only "made in Taiwan" available instead of "made in Japan" (Yamaha part).
Other bearings have a plastic cage instead of a metal cage.
You can read manufacturer name and number on the bearing.
My bikes:
RD500 YPVS 1GE
RD350 YPVS 31K 1985
Honda CBR 1000 RR SC57
Yamaha R1 RN04
RD500 YPVS 1GE
RD350 YPVS 31K 1985
Honda CBR 1000 RR SC57
Yamaha R1 RN04