Wheel Bearing Blues-Help!
#1
Wheel Bearing Blues-Help!
I posted on the Dyna forum about my second rear wheel bearing in 30,000 miles. Some recommended going with an aftermarket bearing, so has anyone done this and was there a shim/spacing issue? The service guy told me it would be difficult to find a replacement and space and shim it correctly, but I'm calling B.S. on that. A high quality replacement should be available with the same specs and dimensions, or am I dreaming? Help!
#2
I posted on the Dyna forum about my second rear wheel bearing in 30,000 miles. Some recommended going with an aftermarket bearing, so has anyone done this and was there a shim/spacing issue? The service guy told me it would be difficult to find a replacement and space and shim it correctly, but I'm calling B.S. on that. A high quality replacement should be available with the same specs and dimensions, or am I dreaming? Help!
Replacement bearings in exactly the same size are commonly available.
#6
Looked on NSK website, but no crossover list or application list for motorcycles. Any other suggestions or where I might get a part number? Any help very greatly appreciated! Fred
#7
Try drag specialty's. Thats where I got mine 11.00 bones. If they used a punch on the inner race to install it that would cause premature failer.
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#9
I emailed Timken with all of the dimensions and they don't have anything close, nor do they have plans to come up with a product.
***EDIT***
I did manage to find some on Ebay made by custom chrome, they have a part number of 20979, replacement for OEM #9247
***EDIT***
I did manage to find some on Ebay made by custom chrome, they have a part number of 20979, replacement for OEM #9247
Last edited by dope_man_21; 06-23-2010 at 07:13 PM.
#10
Thanks! It's not surprising that Timkin has no plans to produce this as Harley apparently dropped them as a supplier in favor of....who? Anyone know the brand of these wonderful bearings?