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Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 15:32
by scrubs
Just seen that the price for this is 50 quid at LT :eek:
I'm not even sure whether this includes seals..

Does anyone know how much cheaper this would be just ordering at a honda dealer and whether they would likely stock them? I have to order a new swing arm bolt too at £25 :cry:

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 15:53
by scrubs
Doesent look good, Dave silver wanted around £65! not including seals.

I assume the LT ones must be pattern parts.
this bike is bankrupting me

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 17:13
by fallenmikethebike
scrubs wrote:Doesent look good, Dave silver wanted around £65! not including seals.

I assume the LT ones must be pattern parts.
this bike is bankrupting me
Go to

http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/advanc ... rds=hk2012
this is thanks to NKMK1 they do a s/ arm bearing , wider and with a a seal in it hk2018rs x4NB
seal 17B X 27D X 5W X4NB
Bushes if shagged, honda part £28 squid
simply bearings =brilliant service much cheaper, P+P =£1 .25 :D fantastic.open an account and order on line.
check my sizes are correct for your bike ,those were for a A/R .

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 17:38
by scrubs
Cheers mate. That's a good site, :D
good to know they do seals as well

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 18:48
by fallenmikethebike
scrubs wrote:Cheers mate. That's a good site, :D
good to know they do seals as well
Cheap ain,t they!!! get the rs bearings ,seal inside the bearing as well, just check when installing that the seal is outwards :oops: .

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 11:51
by Jonorow
swing arm bearings are the same as the xr250, but they are still narrow
there are wider ones available and will take a pick of the difference later. Part numbers will be included. Jon

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 12:03
by Jonorow
The bearing on the left is the one I'd go for. Seal you can buy from a bearing supplier, cant remember how much i paid last but seam better than honda ones.
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Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 12:12
by fallenmikethebike
:D hk2018rs=£4.71+vat seals £1.70 +vat + del £1.25 usually next day. Simply bearings :D

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 13:12
by NaBz
w0wa wewa as BORAT would say

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 13:51
by knackeredMk1
FMTB the manual says - The seals that go in the inside of the pivot end of the swingarm are 20x26x4.5 there are two of these. The seals that go in the suspension linkage position on the swingarm are 17x27x5 there are also two of these. :wink:

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 15:12
by fallenmikethebike
[quote="knackeredMk1"]FMTB the manual says - The seals that go in the inside of the pivot end of the swingarm are 20x26x4.5 there are two of these. The seals that go in the suspension linkage position on the swingarm are 17x27x5 there are also two of these. :wink:[/quot
:oops: Yes thanks for that NKMK1 , i think that i put a seal both inside and on out side of pivot point ,to further aid keeping crud out, which is why i ordered 4 ,that is the 20x26 x5 items they stock as standard.

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 17:28
by scrubs
knackeredMk1 wrote:the suspension linkage position on the swingarm
Speaking of which......It just started snowing here, so I went outside to roll the swing arm nder cover. As I did the bush fell out when I went to put it back in I noticed there was about a 1.5 mm gap in-between the rolling pins like a pin had fallen out but from my eyes it appeared just slightly too narrow to fit another roller pin in there. Is there supposed to be any gap? :|

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 18:58
by knackeredMk1
The pins should be regularly spaced and loosely held in a cage. The only roller bearing that doesn't have a cage is the small bearing on the suspension linkage.

Re: Swing arm bearing and sleeve kit

Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 19:43
by scrubs
knackeredMk1 wrote:The pins should be regularly spaced and loosely held in a cage. The only roller bearing that doesn't have a cage is the small bearing on the suspension linkage.
Thank fook for that :lol: