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  • #91
    Honestly, havn't got the foggiest. Was told it can be done. Info comes from BD racing (Johannesburg) Told me I can drop it of in the morning and by closing and R700 later have it with a localized bearing fitted. Apparently machined to fit the new bearing. I was there about two weeks ago when the rear wheel started twitching in the corners. I need to stop there for some GSXR parts tomorrow. Will see if I can get more details on it.

    Will let you know what the guy tells me.
    '79 XS1100 (2H9) named Bones
    1196 Big Bore
    4-1 Cowley exhaust
    750FD Conversion
    Echlin 54mm Racing Cones (Americanese = pods)
    Black Ebony Bottled glazed Tank (To be redone now)
    BMX footpegs
    Tank internally lined (Professionally this time)
    GSX400 Throttle bodies (Under serious investigation)
    Anti Sticky float bowl system

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    • #92
      Not sure what all that involves, but I can guarantee you here in the USA to have a machine shop do that work would cost a heck of a lot more than $61 US. I doubt you could get the machinist to dream up the method for that let alone do it.
      Life is what happens while your planning everything else!

      When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt.

      81 XS1100 Special - Humpty Dumpty
      80 XS1100 Special - Project Resurrection


      Previously owned
      93 GSX600F
      80 XS1100 Special - Ruby
      81 XS1100 Special
      81 CB750 C
      80 CB750 C
      78 XS750

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      • #93
        Had a look at the service manual picture of the rear wheel bearings. Cant figure out what they do, but cant be that bigga job if they can take it in in the morning and I can have it back before close of day the same day.

        Will go fish for information tomorrow and drop some notes here tomorrow night.
        '79 XS1100 (2H9) named Bones
        1196 Big Bore
        4-1 Cowley exhaust
        750FD Conversion
        Echlin 54mm Racing Cones (Americanese = pods)
        Black Ebony Bottled glazed Tank (To be redone now)
        BMX footpegs
        Tank internally lined (Professionally this time)
        GSX400 Throttle bodies (Under serious investigation)
        Anti Sticky float bowl system

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        • #94
          A close one would be Consolidated #NAS-20. 20mm inner, 42mm outer, 20mm long.

          If they could bore the hub to 42mm it might work, not sure how much meat is in there. The length would be 3mm short, but that might not make much of a difference in the scheme of things.

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          • #95
            OK, here is what I was told.

            SKF (Bearing manufacturer here in SA) made a Needle Bearing similar to what the XS uses but slightly bigger. (The guy's words exact words was "A ball hair thicker") The take the wheel off and machine the inner (Wheel) to match the outer (Bearing) and fit it in. He will try and get me the SKF bearing number and give it to me. Maybe you guys can trace it on your side. Will make life a lot easier for a lot of us.
            '79 XS1100 (2H9) named Bones
            1196 Big Bore
            4-1 Cowley exhaust
            750FD Conversion
            Echlin 54mm Racing Cones (Americanese = pods)
            Black Ebony Bottled glazed Tank (To be redone now)
            BMX footpegs
            Tank internally lined (Professionally this time)
            GSX400 Throttle bodies (Under serious investigation)
            Anti Sticky float bowl system

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            • #96
              Make sure he installs a grease seal to match. You don't want that bearing slinging it's grease and going dry.

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              • #97
                Will make sure, thanks. But this conversion will only happen somewhere in December. At this moment I cannot afford that.
                '79 XS1100 (2H9) named Bones
                1196 Big Bore
                4-1 Cowley exhaust
                750FD Conversion
                Echlin 54mm Racing Cones (Americanese = pods)
                Black Ebony Bottled glazed Tank (To be redone now)
                BMX footpegs
                Tank internally lined (Professionally this time)
                GSX400 Throttle bodies (Under serious investigation)
                Anti Sticky float bowl system

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                • #98
                  Hi There,
                  New to the forum.
                  Just bought a 82 XJ 1100 Maxim.
                  Are the bearings the same as the XS11?
                  If so, put me down for one, and can you ship it to the UK please?
                  I would be really grateful.

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                  • #99
                    This thread is 5 mos. old.

                    All gone, no more, nada.

                    Sorry.

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                    • I have one

                      Also posting in another thread...
                      When the shop I had install a new rear tire told me they couldn't balance it because the bearing was shot I, too, went looking for a replacement.

                      Long story short, I found an online supplier (Speed and Sport.Inc) who claimed to have exactly one in stock. I didn't really believe them, but I ordered it anyway, fully expecting to get an email cancelling my order with a note that it was an inventory error. Much to my surprise, I got a shipping notice, and soon received what appears to be the part in question.

                      I never got around to installing it, and since sold the bike. I don't have the contact info for the buyer, so at this point I don't have any use for it and would like to find it a home.

                      It's definitely old. It's still in the original packaging, wrapped in grease and some kind of waxed paper. The original label is yellowed and brittle and not all there, but I can read "Bearing", and "..3313-62010-00".

                      I'd like to get what I paid for it ($90+shipping). If someone needs it, contact me and we can discuss it.
                      1981 H

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                      • Wow what a blast from the past
                        Former owner, but I have NO PARTS LEFT!

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                        • Thread resurrection - I thought someone posted somewhere these bearings are in fact available

                          What is the bearing number?
                          '78 XS1100E (the newest bike I've ever owned)
                          '74 CB350F1 (under restoration)
                          '72 RT2 MX360 (gone but not forgotten)

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                          • Kept searching here and found it !

                            Rear wheel left side bearing

                            NA5904

                            Now to find the seals
                            '78 XS1100E (the newest bike I've ever owned)
                            '74 CB350F1 (under restoration)
                            '72 RT2 MX360 (gone but not forgotten)

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                            • Originally posted by dbbrian View Post
                              Kept searching here and found it !

                              Rear wheel left side bearing

                              NA5904

                              Now to find the seals
                              I get all mine at Quality Bearings in the UK. They ship very fast and reasonable. 1st quality stuff. I'm a happy customer.

                              Quality Bearings Online - Deep Groove, Tapers, Precision

                              Marty (in Mississippi)
                              XS1100SG
                              XS650SK
                              XS650SH
                              XS650G
                              XS6502F
                              XS650E

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                              • Originally posted by jetmechmarty View Post

                                I get all mine at Quality Bearings in the UK. They ship very fast and reasonable. 1st quality stuff. I'm a happy customer.

                                Quality Bearings Online - Deep Groove, Tapers, Precision
                                Marty,

                                Your link brings us to the site, however, what specific bearing are you buying?
                                2 - 80 LGs bought one new
                                81 LH
                                02 FXSTB Nighttrain
                                22 FLTRK Road Glide Limited
                                Jim

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