I am putting on new tires soon so I figured I would put in fresh bearings. I was wondering which ones needed to be changes as standard maintenance. #s 2 and 3 are the wheel bearings right? What about # 13? Any suggestions? Anything else worth swapping out while I'm at it?
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Wheel bearing advice needed on my 80gs1000e
I am putting on new tires soon so I figured I would put in fresh bearings. I was wondering which ones needed to be changes as standard maintenance. #s 2 and 3 are the wheel bearings right? What about # 13? Any suggestions? Anything else worth swapping out while I'm at it?Tags: None
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SqDancerLynn1
Looking at the BikeBandit site I would say you need all three, There are two on the drive side for additional support Take them out and go to your local bearing supply store and they should be able to match them up for 1/2 the price of Suzuki
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saaz
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Hap Call
Take the bearing to a bearing house like Motion Industries or Applied Industrial Technologies and they will cost a third of what they cost from Bike Bandit. You will be able to get all three from the bearing house. I've even gotten my swingarm bearings from them.
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80gs1000e
Good advice all around. Thank you for the posts, I will check locally and replace all bearings regardless of where I finally wind up getting them. 8)
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Einar J Skog
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80gs1000e
Originally posted by Einar J SkogHi
#13... I belive it is a bearing for the sprocket.
:roll: :roll: :roll:
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Einar J Skog
:roll:
I recommend changing it.
Those bearings cost next to nothing.
Ha en god dag.
Jeg venter p? v?ren, og ?nsker alle en fin
MC sesong.
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