Swingarm bearings
- JWilliam
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Swingarm bearings
I replaced the swingarm linkage bearings last year but they are as bad as the ones I took out now. So what MFR makes the bearings for Ducati? No point buying more of the same, but no point asking Ducati because they don't list spares for the 906.
- paso750
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Re: Swingarm bearings
The old ones I had removed were from INA.
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- Desmo_Demon
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Re: Swingarm bearings
With the dimensions, I'm sure you can buy some SKF or other brand bearings.paso750 wrote:The old ones I had removed were from INA.
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- paso750
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Re: Swingarm bearings
sure, see 750FAQs for alternatives
- Laddie907
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Re: Swingarm bearings
INA are extremely high quality bearings...in fact INA are about the ONLY high quality needle / cylindrical roller bearing company I know of...
I strongly suggest the HIGHEST quality lubricant for the swing arm bearings; they are subject to fretting corrosion and minor galvanic current. it might be a case for something like Lanotec grease.
I strongly suggest the HIGHEST quality lubricant for the swing arm bearings; they are subject to fretting corrosion and minor galvanic current. it might be a case for something like Lanotec grease.
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Re: Swingarm bearings
Its ALSO very important to put very good quality seals to swingarm system, not only bearings. There are many seals also, what are against shit going inside bearings..... remembering, that 6 of one size and 2 another size. High pressure water washer is one of worst things to such bearings..... same with wheel bearings!!!!! I never use such machine with washing my Ducatis, no matter i have such! Only for car cleaning.... from mud!
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