Apologies if this has been covered umpteen times but I have searched the forum and found nothing......
Can somebody share details of the sprocket and cush drive assembly please? I want to replace the bearings but the existing bearings have no markings which Simply Bearings recognise, and I suspect I'll need a bit more insight than I currently have to extract and replace them.
Thanks!
Sprocket carrier bearings
- George 350
- Posts: 521
- Joined: 16 Jun 2007 09:43
- Location: Northampton
Re: Sprocket carrier bearings
Hi Andy,
For cast wheels, sprocket carrier bearings are code 6004 (20x42x12). I assume spoked wheel carrier has the same but worth measuring yours. Standard C3 spec are fine. Personally I always replace wheel bearings with the pre greased and sealed 2RS level ones, e.g 6004 2RS.
As for removal, tap the centre spacer to one side and drift the bearing out, going from one side of it to the other as you do so that it comes out 'square'.
Regards, George
For cast wheels, sprocket carrier bearings are code 6004 (20x42x12). I assume spoked wheel carrier has the same but worth measuring yours. Standard C3 spec are fine. Personally I always replace wheel bearings with the pre greased and sealed 2RS level ones, e.g 6004 2RS.
As for removal, tap the centre spacer to one side and drift the bearing out, going from one side of it to the other as you do so that it comes out 'square'.
Regards, George
George
350 sport 1978, 350 Strada 1978
650 Norton 1967, 650 Kawasaki 1977 and 650 Enfield 2019
350 sport 1978, 350 Strada 1978
650 Norton 1967, 650 Kawasaki 1977 and 650 Enfield 2019
Re: Sprocket carrier bearings
George, thanks very much. I should have mentioned it's a cast wheel!
With a bit more cleaning and better light I can just about make out 42x30x7 on the sprocket side bearing. Does this mean the wheels used have very different specs depending on age?
I'm trying to track down a parts list online......
With a bit more cleaning and better light I can just about make out 42x30x7 on the sprocket side bearing. Does this mean the wheels used have very different specs depending on age?
I'm trying to track down a parts list online......
Re: Sprocket carrier bearings
Hi Andy,
what you can see there is the grease seal. its a single lip seal.
something like this is fine with sealed bearings, please double check the markings, i don't have one to hand to check.
https://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/image ... _front.jpg
If you prise that out you will see the bearing behind.
George already mentioned the bearings. 6004 2RS
Mark
what you can see there is the grease seal. its a single lip seal.
something like this is fine with sealed bearings, please double check the markings, i don't have one to hand to check.
https://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/image ... _front.jpg
If you prise that out you will see the bearing behind.
George already mentioned the bearings. 6004 2RS
Mark
Re: Sprocket carrier bearings
That's great, thanks guys.
Like everyone over the last few weeks I guess, what started out as a quick looksee and tidy up has ended up with just about everything mechanical being removed or at least peered into - apart from the electrickery which I'm leaving well alone at the moment!
Like everyone over the last few weeks I guess, what started out as a quick looksee and tidy up has ended up with just about everything mechanical being removed or at least peered into - apart from the electrickery which I'm leaving well alone at the moment!