Beta Swingarm bearings
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sylvain
"2018 Forest Fairies"
Check American Beta, they have a Bearing Kit. It include all the Bearing, Bushing and seal. Cheaper.
Not sure your's use the same.
On the 2010 part listing, the Shock one is listed with the wrong dimension.
http://www.betarider.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=853
Not sure your's use the same.
On the 2010 part listing, the Shock one is listed with the wrong dimension.
http://www.betarider.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=853
sylvain
"2018 Forest Fairies"
From your Parts listing
38 11-22056 Boccola a rulli 22x 12 V Needle bearing 22x 12 V Douille a roulements 22x 12 V Nadellager 22x12 V Cojinete 22x12 V
41 10-64481 Anello paraolio 25x32x7 Oil seal 25x32x7
From my part listing
28 1122056 000 4 Boccola a rullini 22x28x12 Roller cage 22x28x12
It look they changes all the part number between 2009 and 2010
Maybe to forget a strange association
I couldn't find the linkage on the 2009 diagram, do you have one?
38 11-22056 Boccola a rulli 22x 12 V Needle bearing 22x 12 V Douille a roulements 22x 12 V Nadellager 22x12 V Cojinete 22x12 V
41 10-64481 Anello paraolio 25x32x7 Oil seal 25x32x7
From my part listing
28 1122056 000 4 Boccola a rullini 22x28x12 Roller cage 22x28x12
It look they changes all the part number between 2009 and 2010
Maybe to forget a strange association
I couldn't find the linkage on the 2009 diagram, do you have one?
jimi2crank
New member
Get your bearings figured out Rob? If you send the Canadian Beta distributor a message through facebook he's pretty quick at getting back and is pretty helpful. Do you guys not have a contact through work that you can get to match up the bearings through dimensions? BC bearing or something like that?
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r_jackson
New member
All good, I'm putting it back together, all parts are here. I got my bearings locally, and the other parts I needed from Dave at Get Dirty in the States. Only thing that's hanging me up right now is the outer shell of one of the bearings is seized up pretty good in the suspension linkage. I don't have a vice so whenever I try to heat it up and punch it out I can't really hold it in place. Thanks for the tip though.
sylvain
"2018 Forest Fairies"
To it the Timmerman way!
1- Remove all the bearing roller and cage
2- Fin a round piece of steel about 1/2 inch diameter
3- Ask Tom to tack weld the bar inside the bearing (it's what I did)
4- Hammer the shit until it fall to the ground (not very hard, welding help loosen up the things)
Rich guy's way, Buy the Motion pro bearing extractor
Anyway you need it to push the bearing in. http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/partno/08-0294/
1- Remove all the bearing roller and cage
2- Fin a round piece of steel about 1/2 inch diameter
3- Ask Tom to tack weld the bar inside the bearing (it's what I did)
4- Hammer the shit until it fall to the ground (not very hard, welding help loosen up the things)
Rich guy's way, Buy the Motion pro bearing extractor
Anyway you need it to push the bearing in. http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/partno/08-0294/
I have this set, its good if the bearing races are not seized in place, the tool is aluminum and will crush.
Yup, big old steel bar down the center and a quick tac with the welder and hammer the race out, works every time
T
Yup, big old steel bar down the center and a quick tac with the welder and hammer the race out, works every time
T
To it the Timmerman way!
1- Remove all the bearing roller and cage
2- Fin a round piece of steel about 1/2 inch diameter
3- Ask Tom to tack weld the bar inside the bearing (it's what I did)
4- Hammer the shit until it fall to the ground (not very hard, welding help loosen up the things)
Rich guy's way, Buy the Motion pro bearing extractor
Anyway you need it to push the bearing in. http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/partno/08-0294/
jimi2crank
New member
If you ever need to Rob, I have a vice, bench grinder, drill press, welder, air compressor and tools in my garage at home. If you ever need something pressed out I have a press at work and can take it to work and get it out for you. Your welcome to wrench on your bike in my garage anytime if you need. You just have to bring beer.
Cultusking
New member
I left some trees "on" the trail to ride over...that's way more fun than cutting them out of the way