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DRZ Wheel Bearing & Seals
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PistolPete
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Try this!
http://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_select.asp
Lots of info here....exploded views with part numbers and descriptions.
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Try this!
http://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_select.asp
Lots of info here....exploded views with part numbers and descriptions.
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Shawndude
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I second MTR, it's cheapertobuy the kit than trying local bearing houses, who most likely won't have the seals anyway, as you need the outside and inside bore to match.
It's under 20 dollars per wheel, and he usually has them in stock.
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I second MTR, it's cheapertobuy the kit than trying local bearing houses, who most likely won't have the seals anyway, as you need the outside and inside bore to match.
It's under 20 dollars per wheel, and he usually has them in stock.
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I looked locally and couldn't find jack s__t tried fleabay, still ridiculous, soI got a complete front wheel bearing and seal kit direct from www.allballsracing.comfor my DRZ, cost about30 bucks shipped in the mail.Delivery was prompt as well.:clap:
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I looked locally and couldn't find jack s__t tried fleabay, still ridiculous, soI got a complete front wheel bearing and seal kit direct from www.allballsracing.comfor my DRZ, cost about30 bucks shipped in the mail.Delivery was prompt as well.:clap:
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I went to the trouble of matching up the bearings on My XR and grabbing them off the shelf here at NAPA. Even with my employee discount it was only 5% cheaper then buying a kit from the local dealer. Over the counter price was 35% more then when Igot them for at the local dealership. My advice is call a couple of dealerships to make sure your guy is being fair and buy them there.
All jobber pricing is volume based and most jobbers just don't sell enough of those (motorcycle bearing) numbers to get a decent discount. Most jobbers don't have an application guide for motorcycles so you'd probably get nothing but blank stares at the counter.
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I went to the trouble of matching up the bearings on My XR and grabbing them off the shelf here at NAPA. Even with my employee discount it was only 5% cheaper then buying a kit from the local dealer. Over the counter price was 35% more then when Igot them for at the local dealership. My advice is call a couple of dealerships to make sure your guy is being fair and buy them there.
All jobber pricing is volume based and most jobbers just don't sell enough of those (motorcycle bearing) numbers to get a decent discount. Most jobbers don't have an application guide for motorcycles so you'd probably get nothing but blank stares at the counter.