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On my 82xj1100 I took everything apart over the winter, (bearings fell all over the place) and somebody tols me I may be able to replace them with a standard cup/cone style bearing? Is this true and does anyone know what bearing number it is? I am familiar with SKF bearings and have access to just about every one there is so if I could do that it would be great.
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1982 XJ1100J
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1974 RD200
1975 xs500
1985 Honda XR350 -
Lower Triple Tree Bearing - 32006JR 30X55X17
Upper Triple Tree Bearing - 32005JR 25X47X152H7 (79)
3H3
"If it ain't broke, modify it"
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Thank you very much!1982 XJ1100J
Sold:
1974 RD200
1975 xs500
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NP, sorry it took so long.
2H7 (79)
3H3
"If it ain't broke, modify it"
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Hi Joe,Originally posted by frogdink View PostOn my 82xj1100 I took everything apart over the winter, (bearings fell all over the place) and somebody tols me I may be able to replace them with a standard cup/cone style bearing? Is this true and does anyone know what bearing number it is? I am familiar with SKF bearings and have access to just about every one there is so if I could do that it would be great.
perhaps I'm mis-reading your post? I think it says you want to replace the stock tapered roller steering head bearings with cup & cone races?
WTF?Fred Hill, S'toon
XS11SG with Spirit of America sidecar
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Steering head
I have in front of me a package from All Balls Racing. 05-761 and 22-1004 are numbers on the package. 60allballs.com
Inside the package are steering head bearings tapered.
My suggestion is the throw away the old and install the new.
Naturally I still have to install mine.
I spent a lot of time playing with steel balls ( CB750 issue ) in the steering head of my Reynolds framed Norton.
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