Rear Wheel bearing LHS

[rockman]

OK, then how about this...there's already a spacer there on the outside of the bearing, it pokes through the seal, right? How about installing one that's 6mm longer?

That would work. Probably have to push the seal in to butt up against the bearing to keep it square but that shouldnt matter.

[cywelchjr]

OK, then how about this...there's already a spacer there on the outside of the bearing, it pokes through the seal, right? How about installing one that's 6mm longer?

Why not just an extra spacer on the outside of that spacer? Just to take up the extra space? This might be a way to work around the lack of these unobtainium bearings (I guess we need to get to Pandora to get more unobtainium to make more of them from)

[rockman]

Why not just an extra spacer on the outside of that spacer? Just to take up the extra space? This might be a way to work around the lack of these unobtainium bearings (I guess we need to get to Pandora to get more unobtainium to make more of them from)

That'd work too, as long as it was outside the original spacer (as you suggest). On the inside it might interfere with the seal.

I might buy one and see how it goes.

[DAVINCI]

If you do this, use one piece. You don't want that miniscule spacer falling out when you pull the axle. Or worse, falling inside behind the seal when you're installing the axle, that would be a real PITA

[DAVINCI]

That would work. Probably have to push the seal in to butt up against the bearing to keep it square but that shouldnt matter.

What I meant was to replace the original spacer with one that's 6mm longer to make up the difference. The axle will square everything up.

[cowboybob998]

Dim. of bearing

Will the part number give me the dim. of the bearing, there is a bearing wearhouse here in KC that may have the bearing, do yall have the inside and outside dim. of the bearing ?

[cowboybob998]

XS 750 hub

Yall may have allready tried this, will the hub out of a XS 750 work on the XS 1100 wheel because Bike Bandit shows that they have the bearings for the XS750 hub.

[DAVINCI]

Will the part number give me the dim. of the bearing, there is a bearing wearhouse here in KC that may have the bearing, do yall have the inside and outside dim. of the bearing ?

Just give them the part number, they have the cross references. If they don't, hang up the phone.

NTN NA5904

[DAVINCI]

Yall may have allready tried this, will the hub out of a XS 750 work on the XS 1100 wheel because Bike Bandit shows that they have the bearings for the XS750 hub.

Good call, the rear drive swaps out, so the wheel clutch hub may also swap out.

[cowboybob998]

Xs850

Good call, the rear drive swaps out, so the wheel clutch hub may also swap out.

The XS850 is the same bearing as the XS11, but they dont have it either.

[cowboybob998]

Just give them the part number, they have the cross references. If they don't, hang up the phone.

NTN NA5904

Called IBT bearing here in kansas city and they said that part number shows up as a bearing race, where can i find the dim. of this bearing ?

[mxmikie]

http://s88.photobucket.com/albums/k168/mxmikie/xs%20rear%20wheel%20bearing/

[cowboybob998]

http://s88.photobucket.com/albums/k1...eel%20bearing/

See what i can come up with
Thanks

[cowboybob998]

See what i can come up with
Thanks

looks like all i am going to do is what every one elece has allready done
IBT said they had ID and OD but it was only 9MM wide

[cywelchjr]

What I meant was to replace the original spacer with one that's 6mm longer to make up the difference. The axle will square everything up.

What about epoxying the extra to it so it stays. I'd be worried about finding one with the protrusion like the original. Actually I'd really consider JBWelding it if I was going to do that, and probably see if I could order/get a new spacer first (nice clean surface). Failing that, get a used one and clean it really really good so I would still have the original for if going back to stock ever became possible or something. But of course, this is all academic right now.