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When I had mine done on the Varadero they cost me about £30 for the bearings plus about 2 hours labour (@ £32 P/H) plus the dreaded VAT.  ____________________ i am a dirty sod who bothers women. |
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Another vote for around the £30 mark, depends on bike and if pattern or original parts.
Depends on your bike and how you use it but you might want to consider tapered roller bearings as a replacement.
Can recommend World's End Motorcycles for on-line orders, very quick delivery and prices are ok - www.wemoto.com
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Hi
Bearings are around £30 as mentioned, but the problem with getting them from a bearing shop is the need for the seal on the lower bearings (sometimes built into the OE bearing so not available as a seperate part, and supplied with the aftermarket bearing kits).
Bottom bearing is the one that takes most of the load and the one most likely to be wrecked.
All the best
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 43 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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