You dont have much luck do you matesydduckett wrote:A crack has opened up in my casing running vertically down from the engine number as you look at it from side on.
........ First your disc brake then your clutch now this...Hope you get it sorted :bouncyeng:Thanks for the link Ralph....ralph95 wrote:hi martin that type off bearing is waste of money just use a good quality bearing and oil seal thats all i use in race and road engines bearings from here http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/p5129/ ... _info.html
yeah yer not wrong, funny thing is the pipes loose and has shed a couple of bolts. Was rumintaing on it tonight and the mrs says "how come you spend all this money on it and bits keep falling off it?" Got me thinking, have done over 1000 miles and mechanically it hasnt really missed a beat. Looking forward to stripping it down next week and getting all the things done i never got round to doing properley in my haste to get it built first time round...LI150 wrote:You dont have much luck do you matesydduckett wrote:A crack has opened up in my casing running vertically down from the engine number as you look at it from side on.
Have found a local firm to straighten the loop at the bottom, shorten the rear runners and fabricate a side air scoop in the pannel for the carb. Have it in my minds eye how i want it to look....So looking forward to see how it turns out.Can anyone provide a list of performance bearings & seals that I could order from a bearing shop such as the one linked in the above post. Suitable for a complete egine strip and Imola upgrade. Many thanks.ralph95 wrote:hi martin that type off bearing is waste of money just use a good quality bearing and oil seal thats all i use in race and road engines bearings from here http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/p5129/ ... _info.html
But people feel better giving MB heaps of cash. What price that?jonny snatchsniffer wrote:ha looking at both sites, mb mark up must be like 300% at least, i got all my bearings and seals from a bearing shop as all the scooter shops take the p155, same bearings 1/4 of the price
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I can well believe it, judging by how many people want 'low down' power for riding one up!!Train Driver wrote: Might be heaps of cash to you but just lunch money to others
yep, saves a fortune, pay cash at the counter.jonny snatchsniffer wrote:... i got all my bearings and seals from a bearing shop as all the scooter shops take the p155, same bearings 1/4 of the price
Sticky's book lists bearing numbers and seal sizes.Devlam wrote:Can anyone provide a list of performance bearings & seals that I could order from a bearing shop such as the one linked in the above post.