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Redline N/S Crank Bearings

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Peter J:
What size are they ?

I.D x O.D x Width............please

Gary72:
Have the old bearings got a ref number on the side, something like 6004, 6002. Normally followed by RS. Just punch it in ebay and bearing sellers will come up with sizes. Think the bearings are normally 12mm wide

kuwahero:
depends on what type of bb you got US or Euro

Peter J:
They could well have......but here lies the problem, at the bottom on my garden is a field, its currently dark and somewhere in that field is a pair of N/S redline flight bearings.......

I tried to remove the little angels today but for some reason they were a little resistant to my advances.......so for some strange reason I started taking to then in tongues.....(or that’s what my wife told my daughter I was doing, who was watching daddy from the inside of the house I may add....)

After removing the little blighters I proceeded to walk out of the garage and hurl them into orbit.......explaining to the little chappies that I didn’t believe they had a farther and that some form of self fornication would be a good idea...............at the time I thought that explaining this to an inanimate object it may understand the errors of its ways, however after a couple of glasses of a nice Chianti I realised the errors of my ways

 :uglystupid2:

Peter J:

--- Quote from: kuwahero on April 05, 2009, 09:17 PM ---depends on what type of bb you got US or Euro




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US they are on an O/S Frame..........Vector  :smitten:

And this is my 600th post  :daumenhoch:

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